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Nyarthlotep

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Oct 19, 2015
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Hey everybody!

My computer with iTunes has lived a long life but finally died. Unfortunately with it I lost a few months of music that are on my iPhone. I have a new computer with iTunes ready to go, but to become the main library it wants to wipe the phone. Is there any free software that can pull everything from the phone?

Most of what I've seen only pulls 100 songs at a time (I have 4gb of songs) or is only premium $$$.

Any advice is appreciated!
 
I also lost my hard drive and had it replaced. I used iexplorer, https://www.macroplant.com/iexplorer/ and was able to pull off everything from my iPhone and iPads. Program is very easy to use. When I bought it last November it was $34.99.

I had to put all the recovered files in different folders and then import them to iTunes. Works really well.
 
iTools was very popular some time ago. As far as I know, it no longer exists in English as official, but there is a blogspot where you can use the "into english translated version from chinese", which I use for almost anything and which does the job excellently.

Latest version available there is 3.3.4.3
Hope it helps you!

http://itoolsen.blogspot.com.tr/?m=1
 
I also use iExplorer. It's file manager feature is free to use, and all you need to do is dragging entire iTunes_Control folder out of your iPhone. Music is in "music" folder.
 
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