I have an attachment to my iPod Classic that allows me to record. However, when the hard drive died on my last computer I lost the software that allowed me to transfer files for burning CD's or email, etc. I don't remember where I got the software and the

I have an attachment to my iPod Classic that allows me to record. However, when the hard drive died on my last computer I lost the software that allowed me to transfer files for burning CD's or email, etc. I don't remember have an attachment to my iPod Classic that allows me to record. However, when the hard drive died on my last computer I lost the software that allowed me to transfer files for burning CD's or email, etc. I don't remember where I got the software and the package with the instructions is long gone. Anyone know where to get it?

What is the make and model of this recorder?  Do you have that information available?
You can still use iTunes to transfer and manage your recorded audio.
iPod: Recording voice memos
B-rock

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