Transferring Tracks from iPod to iTunes??

Hi all
Could anyone help. I currently have an iPod photo but am just awaiting the delivery of my iPod Video (cant wait!)
I no longer have any music on my iTunes as had to restore my laptop so wont be able to update new iPod that way.
Is there anyway that I can get all my playlists from my iPod photo to iTunes so I can then transfer to the iPod video?
I have found one program called copypod but will only let me do so many tracks and I have 4000 to transfer back??
Thanks
Toshiba Laptop Windows XP

There's Yamipod. This is a free program that transfers music and playlists etc from iPod back to the computer.

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