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Peeps! I need assistance...I have an iPod with tons of music that I don't want to loose. Anyone know how to hack an iPod so i can transfer songs from my iPod to my MAC? The original iTunes account was created on a PC that I no longer have access to and would like to save my songs. Any suggestions? Gracias!
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yeah.. theres a program out there.. one second .. let me find it
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yeah.. theres a program out there.. one second .. let me find it..
oh wait mac?
aw that was your first mistake
hahha i cant find any software to rip your ipod to the mac.. but ive found jailbreak ssshttuufff... and software to rip it to PC
hmm ill keep looking
oh wait mac?
aw that was your first mistake
hahha i cant find any software to rip your ipod to the mac.. but ive found jailbreak ssshttuufff... and software to rip it to PC
hmm ill keep looking
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OK, to take your music off your ipod, do the following.
1. Make your ipod disk useable (so you can kinda use it like a USB memory stick).
2. Make sure you can see hidden folders.
3. Go to "iPod_Control > Music"
4. There will be a bunch of folders names along the lines of "F00", "F01", "F02" etc...
5. All your songs are in those folders but they have been renamed with a four letter code.
Luckily the all the other MP3 data is still there, so you'll still be able to see the names of the songs when you play them in Windows Media Player or something.
Rename them, import to your new iTunes. Play away.
1. Make your ipod disk useable (so you can kinda use it like a USB memory stick).
2. Make sure you can see hidden folders.
3. Go to "iPod_Control > Music"
4. There will be a bunch of folders names along the lines of "F00", "F01", "F02" etc...
5. All your songs are in those folders but they have been renamed with a four letter code.
Luckily the all the other MP3 data is still there, so you'll still be able to see the names of the songs when you play them in Windows Media Player or something.
Rename them, import to your new iTunes. Play away.
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