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iPod back up software

Started by Uncle Yuan, July 07, 2009, 09:51:29 AM

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Uncle Yuan

So I was just fiddling around with my iPod and realized that it is several years old.  It's still going strong and I feel no need to replace it, but I am struck that the only place where I have all of the music on my iPod is my iPod.  It contains stuff cobbled together from 3-4 different computers.  Which means it it goes kablooey there is no way I could replace the music.

I know iTunes does not allow you to copy music from your iPod to your library, but are there any utilities out there that would?
"But there's no use crying over every mistake
You just keep on trying 'till you run out of cake
And the science gets done, and you make a neat gun
For the people who are still alive."

lugaru

Use songbird and download the i-pod compatibility function. It makes it so that you can copy music on and off and I think your playlists and other custom settings as well.

Honestly I think everyone should use songbird instead of iTunes, I downloaded it because my g.f. has an I-pod and Songbird is just so much more liberating. Personally I use a cowoon though, so all I have to do is drag and drop mp3's, heck, I've often used my mp3 player as a portable thumb drive: for example I copied a bunch of fallout 3 mods I made into a folder so I could bring them to a friends house. I also have a folder on my player with several free antivirus and spyware removal programs in case I need them when I'm at a friends house or something.