Ipod transfer problems

I don't know what sort of Ipod I have. It's got a long screen and a circular button at the bottom with menu play rewind and fastforward options. I just reset my IMac back to factory settings. I tried to log into my itunes but it keeps telling me I don't exist, then lets me in only to kick me out again. It tells me I have to sync my ipod for use with this computer but that it'll errase all the data saved to the ipod. I'm currently downloading the new itunes 10 becuause mine keeps freezing the computer. I've had to do three manual shutdowns. All I want is to transfer the digital video copies I have on my ipod to the Mac. How do I do this? If I manually try to download them, it freezes and I have to shut down. Also, is there a way to make my ipod work with both Mac and Windows if I'm running Itunes on both?

To extract iPod video to Mac, you need 3rd Party Software, iTunes can't do it, google CopyTrans
To make iPod accesible to both Mac and Windows, you have to reformat the iPod to FAT32, using either DiskUtility or just connect your iPod to Windows iTunes and it will Reformat it FAT32 filesystem. However all your data, songs, video will be erased during the format.
Mac and Windows recognised FAT32 hardisk, but Windows don't recognise MAC HFS+ filesystem (journelled)
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hi chris
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For more and detail information, please refer to:
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