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I remember back in the day, no one figured out how to take the songs from the iPod and move them into Windows.
I’m sure there has to be a simple and easy way to do it now, right?
Yes, there are some simple (and free) third-party apps that will transfer your music from your iPod to your Windows PC. However, many of them aren’t compatible with the iPod Touch. There are some commercial ones that are, and of those, CopyTrans has a 14-day free trial. I’d give that a shot:
Also, for a complete list, check the guide over at iLounge.
Pretty sure Media Monkey will do it. The free version is generally quite good. They have a great forum and there is a lengthy thread on the Touch.
@detn8r 235483 wrote:
I remember back in the day, no one figured out how to take the songs from the iPod and move them into Windows.
Yeah, easy to do. Enable the disc mode in the iPod’s preferences in iTunes, then uncheck “Do not show hidden files and folders” and all the files will be located in a hidden folder under the iPod drive under My Computer. :p
Probably still works for the touch.
Yes, there are some simple tools to extract music from iPod to computer. But many of them don’t support iPod Touch. Here I recommend you a third party program. It is iPod to computer Transfer, which can be compatible with iPod Touch completely. Also it supports all Windows OS.
I have used it to extract my music from iPod to computer. It will help you out easily.
Hello,
Yes, the easy way to extract music from iPod Touch to Windows is using a third party program – iPhone Music Backup. It can not only help you extract music from iPhone, but also copy your songs, photos, videos, etc from iPod to Windows computer.
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