Looking for a free iPod to iTunes music transfer utility, any suggestions
Looking for a FREE utility that will allow me to transfer music from my iPod to my iTunes. I recently purchased a new notebook PC that I recently download a fgresh installation of iTunes. Now I need to transfer my music stored in my iPod to iTunes. I find many free transfer utilities on the internet that allow you to only transfer a couple of songs, not your whole iPod. Any suggested freeware utilities would be appreciated.
Message was edited by: MASZR1
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If you enable your iPod for disk use, you should be able to do this without utilities (unless iTunes checks for this kind of thing). See, all of your music is stored (with garbled filenames) under <D:/iPod_Control/Music/> (where "D" is your iPod). So if you use iTunes's "Add Folder to Library" on the "iPod_Control/Music" folder, it should import your iPod files.
So do this,
1. Set Windows to show hidden files and folders, if it isn't already. There are plenty of guides for this on Google.
2. Open iTunes.
3. Enable disk use on your iPod, if you haven't already.
4. Go to File > Add Folder to Library....
5. In the Open Folder dialog box, navigate to your iPod.
6. Go into the iPod_Control folder.
7. Select the Music folder. Click OK.
Note that on Windows, the iPod_Control folder (and its contents) are hidden, so you need to set Windows to show hidden files and folders.
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import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.table.*;
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