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iPod->Folder

Name: iPod->Folder
Rating: 3.9167 (5 reviews)

1.2

13 November 2004

Copy iPod music to another computer.

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Overview

The easiest way to backup iPod music files to a folder on your Mac.

Detects the iPod music structure
Calculate the iPod music file size
Counts folders and displays folder size
Copy all songs into a folder (on any volume)

• Detects the iPod music structure • Calculate the iPod music file size • Counts folders and displays folder size • Copy all songs into a folder (on any volume) Backup options: • Overwrite existing files • Include iPod Folder Structure • MP3 files only Available for MacOS X and PC

What's new in iPod->Folder

Version 1.2:

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Source Volume Size Check
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5 iPod->Folder Reviews

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Anonymous

18 August 2005

Most helpful

Doesn't let you select what songs to copy. Have to take the entire library off of iPod.

Like (1)

Version 1.2

Billyoftheknight

13 July 2007

How do restore the backup to the iPod after creating the backup folder? I'm baffled!

Version 1.2

1 answer(s)

Hihagen

22 July 2007

It will save all the iPod music in a folder on your mac or pc ... then import the music into iTunes.

Version 1.2

Anonymous

18 August 2005

Doesn't let you select what songs to copy. Have to take the entire library off of iPod.

Like (1)

Version 1.2

Anonymous

11 November 2004

Lovely, a simple, useful disk file to folder transfer utility retaining iTMS artwork too. iPodRip can be clumsy, I will feel more comfortable using iPod -> Folder. On the wish list is a preference to not import useless track number information as it distorts alphabetical ordering, given that imports are not grouped by artist makes looking for a song without it's name difficult. Well done though.

Version 1.0

Anonymous

11 November 2004

no multi-lingual support maybe in the future version

Version 1.0

2 answer(s)

Anonymous

11 November 2004

You're joking, right? Why would be needing multilanguage support for this product, which only does one thing? And if you can write that silly comment, you certainly can use this helpful program.

Version 1.0

Anonymous

13 November 2004

by that I meant when I use the program it display those songs with English name correctly, others are not, for example Japanese or Chinese

Like (1)

Version 1.2

Anonymous

11 November 2004

Works great and doesn't strip the DMR. I like. I'm sure Apple won't. :)

Version 1.0