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TT December 3, 2007 at 5:16 pm

iDump a handy (and free) iPod companion

In order to curb piracy, Apple doesn’t let iPod owners copy music stored on your digital device to another computer. You can only copy music from your PC to your iPod, via the iTunes software. Some music lovers, however, have found a way around this by downloading software that doesn’t enforce these restrictions.


IpodIn order to curb piracy, Apple doesn’t let iPod owners copy music stored on your digital device to another computer. You can only copy music from your PC to your iPod, via the iTunes software. Some music lovers, however, have found a way around this by downloading software that doesn’t enforce these restrictions.

One of the newest solutions is completely free to use. Called iDump, this Windows-based spreadsheet-like program lets you copy your music collection from your iPod to a PC.

You must first drag and drop teeny (667K) .exe file in the root directory on your iPod and run the program when connected to a PC. Now you can access all of your songs, search keywords and pick a destination directory on your PC.

Sound good? Please use responsibly!

Download iDump by clicking here.


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