This seems to be Apple’s way of stopping you pirating songs from one computer to another one. If you have the “Entire music library” sync option checked, you can only sync your iPod or iPhone to one computer. Going from one iPod/iPhone to multiple computers is more of a problem.
In other words syncing between multiple iPods and iPhones to a single computer works really well. If for some reason this does not work, if you control click (left button click) on your iPhone in iTunes and then you will find a special menu item to manually transfer the purchased items across. Also, any songs that you purchase from iTunes on your iPhone will be synced back to your computer, and then passed on to the other iPod or iPhones.
If you select your iPod in iTunes, and select the Music tab, and then under settings select the “Entire music library” option, all the songs on your computer will be available on all your iPod or iPhones. Just plug them in and when prompted say yes, I’d like to sync this ipod to this computer. If you have one computer, you can synchronise any number of iPhone’s or iPods to that computer. There are various third-party applications to allow an iPod to sync with two different computers or to sink the library of two different computers together, but I’m going to talk about how to do it the Apple way… But what do you do when you have an iPhone, 4 iPods, and three computers in the same household? Can you sync multiple computers to one iPod or vice versa? It was all very easy when you had one iPod and one computer.
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