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TouchCopy (was iPodCopy) for Mac lets you copy your music, video, photos and games and more from your iPod or iPhone back onto your Mac or directly into iTunes.
It also saves all your music meta data, play counts, ratings and Album artwork. Search your iPod directly for specific tracks. You can also play music through your Mac directly off your iPod.
But you can do more than just copy movies and music. With TouchCopy you can copy your photos from your iPod to your Mac - even if you didn't copy the full resolution photos to your iPod.
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It also saves all your music meta data, play counts, ratings and Album artwork. Search your iPod directly for specific tracks. You can also play music through your Mac directly off your iPod.
But you can do more than just copy movies and music. With TouchCopy you can copy your photos from your iPod to your Mac - even if you didn't copy the full resolution photos to your iPod.
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What's New
Version 11.02: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
- Intel
- Mac OS X 10.7 or later
- Apple iTunes 10 or later
TouchCopy User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:51,494 |
| Version Downloads:276 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : MP3 |
| License:Demo |
| Date:12 May 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $24.99 |
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TouchCopy (was iPodCopy) for Mac lets you copy your music, video, photos and games and more from your iPod or iPhone back onto your Mac or directly into iTunes.
It also saves all your music meta data, play counts, ratings and Album artwork. Search your iPod directly for specific tracks. You can also play music through your Mac directly off your iPod.
But you can do more than just copy movies and music. With TouchCopy you can copy your photos from your iPod to your Mac - even if you didn't copy the full resolution photos to your iPod.
Features:
No other iPod / iPhone copy utility gives you so much!
It also saves all your music meta data, play counts, ratings and Album artwork. Search your iPod directly for specific tracks. You can also play music through your Mac directly off your iPod.
But you can do more than just copy movies and music. With TouchCopy you can copy your photos from your iPod to your Mac - even if you didn't copy the full resolution photos to your iPod.
Features:
- Copy your games purchased from the iTunes store back into your iTunes library.
- Create, edit and Delete notes on your iPod.
- View and save Notes, Calendars and Contacts on your iPod to your Mac.
- Play and Copy voice memos from your iPod or iPhone to your Mac.
- Browse, Add and Remove files on your iPhone or iPod Touch.
- Includes a comprehensive help system and friendly email support.
No other iPod / iPhone copy utility gives you so much!
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Madder4mac reviewed on 11 May 2012
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- works properly
- is easy to use
- has a dedicated developer
Too bad it's so ugly it'll make your eyes bleed. I'd definitely buy it for a friend if it wasn't so out of place next to her shiny new iPhone.
As such, it would be like giving someone a crummy soviet military bag to wear on an evening dress. Worse actually, military bags tend to be ugly but still well designed.
Note to would-be interface designers: yes, it's obvious when you copy iTunes' layout (maybe that makes it easy to use); but no that doesn't count as design and oh boy, how easy it is to spot a Windows developer. You can just hear them talk up some shipping interface no Mac dev would even use as a mockup: "here, look, just like iTunes".
Don't take it the wrong way, but if you want to sell at that price to the Mac market, you definitely need an interface designer. If you don't notice meaningful differences between your product and the user suggested alternatives, he will.
In the meantime you'll be selling to recent Windows switchers. That may be good enough, but you could do better.
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I was able to backup to an external drive. Have not tried any transfers back to my iPAD.
Now, I would recommend TC to iPAD users!
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Now it works with my iPod. It knows my iPad is present, but, does not load any of it's data!
On their web site it says it works with any iPad.
I received an Email today from tech support. They have KB articles about TC and database problems- and, though not mentioned, in today's Email they say the recommendations are only for the PC. They know about this problem with Macs and are working on it. They offered me a refund! I do not want a refund.
I like the program, but, would not recommend it for Mac iPad users at until it works with my iPad!
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Madder4mac reviewed on 23 Oct 2009
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Unlike the vast majority of shareware developers, we do have a very active customer support service. If you have problems with TouchCopy, simply submit a support request at our web site, here:-
http://www.wideanglesoftware.com/helpdesk/
We'll get back to you as quickly as we can, usually within 24 hours. This service is completely free of charge.
Thanks
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Anyway, down to the review. The lack of a progress bar is rather annoying, but the program did everything that was expected. iPod Touch/iPhone support is a major plus, and though somewhat simplistic, the interface was very user-friendly and easy to navigate. A very recommendable program.
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TVALLEAU ............, but I gave my 5G iPod to my wife, and........
SONICHOWLER ........ Sorry, I just feel it's important to have the facts straight.
I agree with SONICHOWLER, it is important . But of course in today's liberalistic society he could be right :=) + LOL
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tvalleau reviewed on 18 Sep 2008
It's apparently a Java app, or some other kind of Windoz port, because it offers almost _zero_ feedback while it's working (one of my favorite complaints about Windows software. People have to just assume the software is working, as there is generally no progress bar; not spinning cursor... nothing... drives me crazy! - and is yet another reason to use Macs.)
So, when it was copying back the games to her computer, I had absolutely no clue at all that it wasn't just locked up. Well, it wasn't... and the software did everything it promised to do.
So, with that one caveat, yes: it works.
(Other products, AFAIK, don't handle _everything_ (such as games))
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Madder4mac rated on 22 Mar 2012
Ross Winn rated on 01 Mar 2011