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My Computer Crashed

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My computer crashed today, killing everything on my hard drive. I don't have recovery disks for my itunes music, but everythings still on my Ipod.

I was wondering if anyone knew a way to sync music from your ipod to your computer.

thanks!
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[quote name='Ravenskid2085' date='12 August 2009 - 10:14 PM' timestamp='1250129681' post='218260']
My computer crashed today, killing everything on my hard drive. I don't have recovery disks for my itunes music, but everythings still on my Ipod.

I was wondering if anyone knew a way to sync music from your ipod to your computer.

thanks!
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when i had to wipe my comp i lost all my music in my zune player restored my music thru the zune back on the pc by connecting it clicked the device tab,then music right clicked the album cover and chose add to my collection...not sure how ipod does it but i'd figure this may give you an idea how
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Yeah, I believe if you just plug your iPod in your computer you will be able to upload your music library.
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[quote name='Ravenskid2085' date='13 August 2009 - 03:14 AM' timestamp='1250129681' post='218260']
My computer crashed today, killing everything on my hard drive. I don't have recovery disks for my itunes music, but everythings still on my Ipod.

I was wondering if anyone knew a way to sync music from your ipod to your computer.

thanks!
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If your ipod is set to automatically sync to your iTunes when connected then it will wipe it as soon as you do.

While connecting the iPod to the computer, hold down the Shift + Ctrl keys. This will stop the iPod from auto sync'ing with iTunes. Wait until you are sure the iPod has mounted and iTunes appears.
Right click on the iPod icon in iTunes' source column and select iPod Options, then check the box that says "Manually manage songs and playlists". You can now manage your library manually without losing any songs on the iPod.

If it's already set to manual you can skip that step.

Now download this freeware [url="http://www.getsharepod.com/"]Sharepod[/url] which will make the process a lot easier because iTunes encrypts your music files making it difficult to know what your doing by yourself.

With that software you can highlight all your music, video, playlists and album artwork files on your iPod and copy them to your PC, then it's just a case of adding it back into your iTunes and re-sync'ing your iPod.

Hope this helps.
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[quote name='FerrariFan87' date='13 August 2009 - 03:18 PM' timestamp='1250129895' post='218262']
Yeah, I believe if you just plug your iPod in your computer you will be able to upload your music library.
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Sounds right to me!
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[quote name='Ed_Reed_Pick_Six' date='17 August 2009 - 10:15 AM' timestamp='1250500510' post='220272']
Sounds right to me!
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Believe me it's not, Apple have made sure you can't simply upload from your iPod because you could share your music with others!

Besides, as I said in my post above, if his iPod is set to auto sync with his iTunes and his iTunes is now empty it will wipe his iPod to match the iTunes.. ;)
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[quote name='BmoreRav' date='17 August 2009 - 06:53 AM' timestamp='1250506393' post='220278']
Believe me it's not, Apple have made sure you can't simply upload from your iPod because you could share your music with others!

Besides, as I said in my post above, if his iPod is set to auto sync with his iTunes and his iTunes is now empty it will wipe his iPod to match the iTunes.. ;)
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What you said is correct. You cannot simply import files from your IPOD. You need the software to do so. If you goto www.versiontracker.com they usually have freeware or shareware that can get you what you need. I own a Macintosh computer, so I have a great program called POD to MAC. If they have something like that for the PC, GET IT! That site should help you out though.

Be sure to transfer the music files before syncing the IPOD
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Apple didn't want people stealing music so if you sync up without the music in your library all of it will be deleted. You got to enable a setting on Itunes so it doesn't delete them but it still won't transfer.
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