What does "updating files" mean on ipod classic?

See this Apple support document.
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1408
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1.After updating to Libraries and the newest version of Final Cut X some of my media including multi cam clips and regualr clips show the red "modified media" screen. How do I get rid of this and get it back to the original media? Do I relink project files??
2. Before I updated to Libraries I was running all my media as proxy. Now that I have updated, I have to run it as optimized or origional or a red "Missing Proxy" screen appear. How can I go back to using proxy media?
3. Before I updated to the Libraries and the newest version of Final Cut X I would store my raw footage on external harddrive 1 and I would create all my projects under harddrive 2. I was told that its much better to do it this way because it puts less strain on external harddrives. Is this true? Also, if I choose to keep doing it this way, how would I do this with the new Libraries set up?
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I upgraded to 10.0.1 in the middle of a complex multicam (6 Sony XDCam 422 HD @ 50 MB/Sec) with many effect/title/transitions w/o any issues - so I keep wondering -- what's happening with others?
Yes, relink to original (if needed) transcode more proxies/optimised (if needed). Inside of your libraries (control click in finder) you should be able to see all that is there in the package contents - but don't alter anything in the Finder.
Since I upgraded, I routinely generate masters ofo my daily Projects in PorRes and copy to my Lacie Raid. I copy the new (daily) library(s) to the Lacie then delete the ones from the previous day (this Takes time as I secure delete) - i update the Final Cut Pro Backups folder to the lacie every day. Once a week I use Carbon Copy Cloner to backup whatever has changed (and archive what is unique to the b/u drive) via a USB 3 drive.
The Libraies are getting huge but I prefer working off my internal Flash storage because it is so fast. I never used to do that - I preached putting "scrtach" on a drive seperate from OS but now my internal is so big and fast & since it is PCIe Flash & doesn't write like platters- I'm in love with the speed of renders and exports. I work from it.
That is what I do & haven't had a hiccup. Theonly surprise is that System Pal has twice shown me that I was down to only a few megs of ram (from 16 gigs). So I watch that.
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Since upgraded to Apple iTune 7.6.1.9, I can't transfert a MOV (or MP4 or any past compatible file) to my iPod Classic (160)? Does adding AppleTV Take2 movie rental affect the files formats I synch to my iPod? The 1st file was MP4 (H264) but would not play on Quick Time so converted it into MOV and play but would not transfert from Library List to my iPod?
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I've tried repeatedly to import a short video that's on my computer, to my iPod. I know that first I need to get it into the itunes library. I've tried everything to get it there but NOTHINGS WORKING! I've tried Choose File > Add to Library, and locate a file or folder to add; but that doesn't work! I can locate the file, click open, but it doesn't get added.
What format is the video? iTunes and your iPod can only play certain formats, so you may need to use a third-party application to convert the video to a format iTunes can handle.
In iTunes Help, it also says "Drag a file or folder from the desktop to the iTunes window" but what and where exactly is the "iTunes window"??
The window you see when you first launch iTunes.
I've also tried "consolidate library" but that doesn't work? What is consolidate supposed to do? Why didn't it fix that? How do I add the other almost 200 files?
The Consolidate Library is only useful when you have your iTunes library in two more more locations, all of which iTunes recognizes. It does nothing to add unrecognized tracks to iTunes. You'll have to locate them and drag them into the iTunes window or use the "Add To Library command". Note that iTunes will not play copy-protected Windows Media format, so if any of these missing tracks are ones that were purchased from another download music store and they're not MP3, it's probable that they're copy protected in which case you will not be able to use them in iTunes or on an iPod unless the service from which you bought them allows you to burn the tracks to a standard audio CD.
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Missing music files when loading iPod Classic.

I just finished converting all our albums and 45's to MP3 files. These all list and play fine in iTunes, but when I load the files on our iPod Classic, there are always about 50 songs missing. I have done this 4 times, and it's not always the same files, but always about the same number of files. The missing songs are about half missing at the beginning of the list, and half missing at the end of the list. I have 7455 files in iTunes, but after loading the iPod, there are around 7400 files actually on the iPod.
There is plenty of free space left on the iPod, The missing files are never the same songs as I try different times. The files are not corrupted, as they list and play okay in iTunes.
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"Other" means files that have become corrupt and the iPod no longer knows what to do with them.
The usual procedure is to move (or copy) your iTunes Library from your old computer to the new one. If the computer (or its hard drive) is not available, the procedure is to use the backup of the Library.
I'm guessing that you don't have a backup of your Library. Although your old computer has "died", do you still have the hard drive? If so, you could put the hard drive into a hard drive caddy, use it as an external device and copy the iTunes Library from that onto your new computer. A local computer repair shop should be able to help you with that.
Failing that, you will have to re-build your Library again.
If you purchased music from the iTunes Store, check in your store account to see if your country allows you to download the music (that you purchased) again.
If you purchased digital music from other stores, check with them to see if you can download the songs again. In Amazon UK, you can.
For music that you imported into your iTunes from CDs, you will have to import them again, from the CD.
For the future, I suggest you maintain a backup of your iTunes Library. If you now have an external hard drive in a caddy, use that. Otherwise, buy one, the larger the better.
Also, as you are now finding, an iPod cannot be put back into a new iTunes. Nor is it a backup of your Library. Everything should be in your iTunes Library - and backed up onto an external drive. The iPod is simply a portable "copy" of your Library, only for playing the music.
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