Die Star Die

Not long ago, my hard drive crashed and it has all my iTunes library of about 10,000 songs. At the beginning I would panic, I reminded myself again while the entire collection was on my iPod. When I get my new PC, I thought I would be able to install iTunes and synchronize again. I was wrong.
In its default configuration, iTunes can transfer the process of going in one direction – from your computer to your iPod. If your music library by computer is empty, syncing with your iPod in the library empty of meaning on the iPod will be deleted. Fortunately for me, I thought about this before I click the synchronization.

After you have determined that it is not an option, I will Google and began to find solutions. I have several guides on how the transfer of data to mine. Unfortunately, I do not have to come home to myself I have thousands of dollars invested in my music library, and I have confidence in my own abilities to transfer, without the songs a bit too bolts.
I was relieved when I discovered a handful of programs to people there to help the situation that I am duty I have on several programs and read the comments before he was finally on the Lenogo iPod / iPod Touch / iPhone to PC Program. Indeed, there are several programs there to highly this fact. I have for this program, especially on the others because it offers a free trial version, where I play before the purchase and the fact that the comments were positive.
I was pleasantly surprised at how this software was easy to use. I have the free trial and on my new computer. Then I have my iPod to the computer (iTunes conclude, as he tried to be loaded automatically), then he led the Lenogo program.
Once everything was set in motion, I could see all the songs on your iPod through the software Lenogo. Then I selected all the songs and choose a folder on my new computer, I wanted to copy. About 15 minutes later, I was. I’ve saved all my songs and has now secured on the new computer.

Tags: copy music, ipod, Music, pc

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