Transfer music from iPod touch to iTunes?
When I recently went on itunes, it asked me if I wanted to transfer music from my ipod to itunes, but when i agreed, nothing happened. Please help D:
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I keep a copy of my music not only on my hard drive, but on desktop and on a flash drive. If you lost all your music on iTunes, and you want to get it all back on there, then run iTunes, go to the file tab in the upper left corner and click on add folder to library. If you have a backup somewhere, you can click to where that is e.g., if the music is saved on your desktop, then open the music folder from desktop, then highlight all of the folders inside, then click on select folder, and it will start adding all the music from those folders back onto iTunes.
Good luck!
Try looking here:
C:\Users\[YOURUSER]\Music\iTunes\iTune… Media\Music
just change [YOURUSER] to your username (you can see it by pressing the windows button and looking under the picture at the top (win7))
What's more, you can refer these articles about transferring iPod music to iTunes:
For PC: How to transfer music from iPod to iTunes on Windows
For Mac: How to transfer music from iPod to iTunes on Mac OS
Hope that can help you a lot.
ifunbox makes it super simple. download, install, and go to the quick toolbox. you can export all the music on your itouch/pod back to your computer folder, and than just add that folder back to your itunes library.
I KNOOOOOW.
this is ridiculous!
I have 615 songs and I have no way to get them back on!
I'm not rich, I don;t have the money or time to buy new songs.
Ugh, apple is so stressful to deal with
Ifunbox is free and easy to use.
Worked very easily for me to solve this problem.
I've used iPod Music Transfer for years.
You can transfer music from your ipod to your itunes. Make sure your ipod is not on autosync. Plug your ipod into your computer. Go to my computer and find which drive you've plugged it into. It should show up as whatever you've named you're ipod click on it to open it up you should see the four following folders; Calendars, Contacts, iPod_Control, and Notes. Open the Ipod_Control folder and you'll see five more folders - Accessories, Artwork, Device, iTunes, and Music. Open the music folder and you'll see several folders depending on how much music you have they will be labeled F00, F01, F02 and so on. Open these folders one at a time and you will see 100+ files, some will have artist and album names and some will just be labeled with four capital letters, these are all music files and as long as you put them on your iPod by legal means Itunes will recognize them and give them proper names during the transfer. So what you do is clickdrag all the way down so they're all highlighed then with your iTunes library open click/hold and drag them and just drop them into your library, then go back open up the next F01 folder and repeat until you have done this with all the F folders. An important note to remember. You can do this with your iPod and only your iPod, doing it with anyone elses device is piracy, illegal and just plain wrong. If you think you won't get caught think again. All of these devices have serial numbers and/or ip adresses. Apple has the ability to check your library, so use this information responsibly.
I have tried everything and cannot get this stuff to work. When I plug it in and go find the drive it is plugged in to the onyl file I have is pictures. No music.
For non-iTunes purchases you need a third-party program like one of those listed here:
Downloading past purchases from the App Store, iBookstore, and iTunes Store
To copy music from the iPod to the computer.
BerniGal wrote:
I have tried everything and cannot get this stuff to work. When I plug it in and go find the drive it is plugged in to the onyl file I have is pictures. No music.
download ifunbox. It's free and really simple. also makes it so that you can transfer movies/videos to your ipod without iTunes.
Transfer music from iPod touch to iTunes?