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Downloading from I-pod?
Dave Prelosky, Photographer
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Lower Burrell | Pa | US | Posted: 10:05 AM on 06.13.05 |
->> Help
I know I've recently seen instructions for downloading the contents of an I-pod back onto a hard drive. As I'm gonna have to do a system restore, my daughter is pitching a fit about losing her tunes. The message board hasn't turned up anything useful, so I'm asking if anone can steer me to the information.
Thanx,
Dave |
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Jerry Laizure, Photographer, Assistant
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Michael Zito, Photographer
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West Hills | CA | USA | Posted: 10:28 AM on 06.13.05 |
| ->> i-pod liberator or i-pod rip(shareware {15.00-35.00 donation will give you the full version) will let you return your music,photo or data files back to a hard drive (which is a good idea to back-up your ipod incase it crashes). |
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Matt Miller, Photographer
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Omaha | NE | USA | Posted: 10:44 AM on 06.13.05 |
->> dave--
with all due respect (and please don't take this as a personal attack), why didn't you check out one of the many website that deal with ipods (ipodlounge comes to mind)? and if you could not find what you were looking for there, you could have posted to an ipod message board instead of a photo message board.
good luck restoring your music,
matt |
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Dave Prelosky, Photographer
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Lower Burrell | Pa | US | Posted: 11:10 AM on 06.13.05 |
->> Matt,
My 16 yr old daughter is the I-pod owner. I'm still working thru Cd burning. Personally, I wouldn't have a clue where else to start looking, so I started with the resource I know.
Dave |
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Neil Turner, Photographer
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London | UK | United Kingdom | Posted: 2:23 PM on 06.13.05 |
->> Offloading images from an iPod back to a computer is really easy if you are running Photo Mechanic because PM sees the iPod as a removable drive in just the same way that it sees a CF card in a card reader and so you can "ingest" the files from the iPod in the normal PM way. Another plus for Photo Mechanic!
Neil. |
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Ruth Faison, Photographer
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Clarksburg | MD | USA | Posted: 7:11 PM on 06.13.05 |
->> Dave-
Here's link to a great ipod resource - you'll see a list under the photos, left side of page, one of which is titled "Tutorial: Copying Music from ipod to Computer". Hope this will be helpful.
http://www.ipodlounge.com/
The copying is do-able though specifics vary depending on whether you're on Mac or Windows. If she also wants to keep up with playcounts, ratings, etc. then there are a few files you'll want to save before wiping the drive.
Good luck,
Ruth |
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Ed Wolfstein, Photographer, Assistant
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Burlington | VT | USA | Posted: 9:08 AM on 06.14.05 |
->> If you're in the Windows environment, check this out - it's called iPod Agent:
http://www.ipodsoft.com/index.php?/software/ipodagent
What's particularly cool about it, is that it can also copy all your Outlook data (contacts, calendar, etc.) into your 'pod.... great alternative for non-mac users who don't use iCal.
- Ed. |
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Billy Adams, Student/Intern, Photographer
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Norman | OK | USA | Posted: 2:56 PM on 07.28.05 |
| ->> If you are working on a mac, the best program for moving music from the iPod back to the computer is a program called Senuti. It is actually iTunes, spelled backward. Do a google search and that should bring it up. It's got a user interface a lot like iTunes and it's very easy to use. Good luck! |
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