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Get music off iPod the easy way.

Everyone says that you need to use Windows Explorer to get music off your iPod. Here is an easier way. When you copy the music, it doesn't all show up in code, but the actual names. Sorry, I don't have any screen shots.
 
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Step 1Get the software, Plug it in, Copy

Get the software, Plug it in, Copy
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  • C:\Documents and Settings\Compaq_Administrator\My Documents\My Pictures\picture005.bmp
  • C:\Documents and Settings\Compaq_Administrator\My Documents\My Pictures\picture007.bmp
The prerequisit for this is 1 have an iPod, otherwise there is absolutely no point for you to even be reading this. 2, have a computer, otherwise it won't work. Now, on to the program.

Go to www.cnet.com and in the downloads tab, type in Ephpod. There is only one result, so click on it. This program, as far as I know, only works with Windows. Download the program and fire it up. It will ask you to plug in your iPod and select it from a source list. Once the data base is loaded, find the songs that you want to copy and click them. You need to hold down Ctrl to select songs (or shift) but don't hold it while you scroll, otherwise it will zoom in and out. Once you have the music selected, press Ctrl+Alt+C to copy. A dialog window will come up, telling you to tell it where to put the copied music. I like to put it into the iTunes folder. Once it is copied, go into that folder and just drag and drop it into iTunes.
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Mar 13, 2009. 6:56 AMifunlite says:
I followed this step-by-step guide to transfer my music and video from my iPod back to my computer and iTunes.
Jul 17, 2008. 11:38 PMresonanteye says:
it's only ini code until you allow a program (wmp, winamp, itunes, mediamonkey) to organize it. Use windows explorer to search for the slbum or artist you want on your ipod then drag and drop the search results to your music folder. no need to download any additional software.
Jun 18, 2008. 7:07 AMchergs says:
not to good. sry.
May 31, 2008. 3:46 AMTheShawMaestro says:
If you have a Mac, just download Senuit!

Mar 6, 2008. 3:48 AMarkburn says:
Goodmorning all, alright can some one explain or send me a link to the windows explorer version of this, seeing as everytime I plug in my pod it tells me that its a unforammted disk and ask if I want to format even with all the hidden files shown...any and all help would be amazing. Thanks again.
Feb 23, 2008. 7:28 AMpowercube says:
you could just get anapod explorer
Feb 5, 2008. 5:35 PMjare-bear says:
wat about songs that are protected?
Dec 18, 2007. 8:24 AMPie_eata says:
Sorry but i've heard too much bad chit on this program. as in destroying ipod and such so nty ill stivk to windows
Aug 2, 2007. 5:26 PMCaffeineHouse says:
....how is this better than using windows explorer?
Dec 11, 2007. 9:07 PMuberchoob says:
I'm assuming that when you use the program, the files will retain their original names and info etc, unlike when you use explorer and get some encoded crap name....
Aug 29, 2007. 11:51 PManthonyjamescornish says:
I use free s/w called idump which is free to download and is nice and easy to use.

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