Not easily. You can pull the drive and connect it to a 2.5" PATA adapter, then search the Media partition. Unfortunately, they'll all have names like '3MPC.m4a'. Kind of meaningless without an extractor similar to what we have for iPods (e.g., PodWorks).
Not easily. You can pull the drive and connect it to a 2.5" PATA adapter, then search the Media partition. Unfortunately, they'll all have names like '3MPC.m4a'. Kind of meaningless without an extractor similar to what we have for iPods (e.g., PodWorks).
The file names do not matter. If you can manage to copy them to a folder on your new computer, you can just drag and drop that folder on to your iTunes. It will read the tags, so it will organize them in the library properly. You don't need to know which song correspond to '3MPC.m4a'.
The file names do not matter. If you can manage to copy them to a folder on your new computer, you can just drag and drop that folder on to your iTunes. It will read the tags, so it will organize them in the library properly. You don't need to know which song correspond to '3MPC.m4a'.