How to Move Songs from iPod to Computer?
To protect the copyrights of the songs, musics and videos stored on iPod and reduce piracy, Apple has make it difficult to copy ormove songs from ipod to computer, by scrambling the file names of the songs on the iPod and telling the operating system that the files should be invisible to normal users, without any encryption involved in this iPod anti-copying mechanism. There are several third party program or more commonly called iPod to Computer Transfer that has the iPod copying function. If you want to move songs from iPod to computer, you may free download iPod Transfer and follow the step-by-step guide to transfer songs from iPod to computer.
Tools required: iPod Transfer
Before you run our program, please be sure you have installed iTunes on your computer, and you can manage your ipod device with no problem.
Step1. After your iPad/iPhone/iPod connected to pc, Launch the program you will see the right UI. Normally, the program will search the device automatically. If the device is enabled, the music will be shown in the list.
Step2. Choose the list and files you want to transfer , Click the Export button.
Step3. After you clicking the Export button, the following window will pop up, you can choose transferring to computer or iTunes directly. You can set the output folder at Advanced->Options before transferring.
Step4. When the transferring finished, the following window will pop up. It shows that how many files have been done. You can click the OK button to view the output files.
And you're done! After successfully moving songs from iPod to computer, you may find that the iPod music folder structure is strange and inexplicable, but once you move your files into iTunes you can set it to automatically organize your folder by artist and album to clean that up. (To do this, in iTunes Edit menu, choose Preferences and in the Advanced tab, check "Keep iTunes Music Folder organized.")
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