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Does jailbreaking your ipod touch allow you to transfer music from your ipod touch to your computer?
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How do you get the music onto your iPod touch in the first place, without using the iTunes app?
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It's music off my home desktop which is 200 miles away from me
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Yeah, I thought this would be easy too. I bought a new macbook and thought all my songs would transfer from my iphone to the new computer when I synced. This is the way syncing operates on Palm anyway.....if you don't have it on the computer it puts it there. Uh, no. Instead I guess I get a crash course in how to network a Vista notebook with a Snow Leopard Macbook. Sounds like a blast.
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IMToo:
http://www.imtoo.com/ipod-computer-transfer.html Quote:
--------------------------------------------------------- Also, I just did a test to SSH into my iPhone to see what the files look like. Go here: /private/var/mobile/Media/iTunes_Control/Music/ There are a bunch of folders that contain mp3 files (F0,F1,F2..). However, their names are things like ABDF.mp3, FGEH.mp3. So the files have been renamed and are stored with encrypted names. But, the songs work fine and iTune has the correct info when you drag them in. So you can do it manually without software, but your file names will be wacky. Hope this makes sense. Last edited by nickels; 09-14-2009 at 02:50 PM.. |
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what nickels said. File names don't affect the song information though, so iTunes can reorganize all that just fine. copying a ton of music over SSH must take a while though...
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Thanks for the ideas. I swear, to hear the Apple devotees at work talk, this new laptop was going to do everything but mow my lawn. So far, not so much. I know, I know, I'd be having the same problem with my music if it were a new Windows laptop.....
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This will open a window with a series of check-boxes. Select "Manually manage songs and playlists." From now on (unless you change this setting) iTunes will will NOT automatically load or erase any tracks when you plug in your iPod. You'll have to do this stuff by dragging and dropping tracks or playlists. So all your music on the iPod should be safe when you reformat your computer. |
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