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big_boldge

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Jul 18, 2004
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UK
Ok I've got an iMac G4 and recently it's hard drive just decided to pack in, so I've taken it into a apple specialist who have replaced it's hard drive. However I have now lost all of my songs, to mention other things, yet I have all of my songs stored on my 3G iPod. I am currently running the last addtion of iTunes (6.0.1) and have got my iPod settings to automatic update. So how can I transfer all of my songs back from my iPod to my iTunes library?
 

liketom

macrumors 601
Apr 8, 2004
4,190
66
Lincoln,UK
big_boldge said:
Ok I've got an iMac G4 and recently it's hard drive just decided to pack in, so I've taken it into a apple specialist who have replaced it's hard drive. However I have now lost all of my songs, to mention other things, yet I have all of my songs stored on my 3G iPod. I am currently running the last addtion of iTunes (6.0.1) and have got my iPod settings to automatic update. So how can I transfer all of my songs back from my iPod to my iTunes library?
this is a grey area but there is some software you can get but i recommend you search the forums as this question has come up many many times


happy hunting
 

liketom

macrumors 601
Apr 8, 2004
4,190
66
Lincoln,UK
big_boldge said:
How come it's misleading?
title says you got a dead hdd , but you main message says you looking to get your tunes of ya pod

should have been something like " How do i get my tunes of my Pod?"

but don't worry about it
 

kanco

macrumors newbie
Nov 4, 2005
1
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Los Angeles
hard drive problem, PLEASE HELP!

big_boldge said:
So how can I transfer all of my songs back from my iPod to my iTunes library?


If you are trying to get your tunes off your ipod, look into getting a program called "redchair" it allows you to view the view the contents of your ipod....not sure if it works on a mac but your can always run it on a friends PC and transfer the tunes to his pc and then back to yours.


I have a worse dilema, my laptop fell on one of our local freeways when the saddlebags on my motorcycles broke off. I was able to save the hard drive but now I don't know how to go about retrieving all my information and files from it to transfer it to my new computer. My old computer was a titanium G4 and now I am stuck using a slow ibook.

does anyone know how I can access my hard this drive?

please help!:confused:
 

CanadaRAM

macrumors G5
kanco said:
I have a worse dilema, my laptop fell on one of our local freeways when the saddlebags on my motorcycles broke off. I was able to save the hard drive but now I don't know how to go about retrieving all my information and files from it to transfer it to my new computer. My old computer was a titanium G4 and now I am stuck using a slow ibook.
does anyone know how I can access my hard this drive?
Buy a 2.5" Firewire hard drive enclosure
Install the drive removed from the remains of your Powerbook
Hook it up via firewire to any modern Mac.
 
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