10/01/2004
iPod Agent
If you are a Windows user and get disappointed about much more iPod software there is for Mac users, then iPOD AGENT will give you a smile. iPOD AGENT enables you to accomplish various common tasks that previously would have required 3rd party software. And it's FREE!
iPOD AGENT 0.7.10 Beta Features:
· Transfers songs from your iPod to your PC
· Transfers Outlook mail to your iPod
· Transfers Outlook appointments to your iPod
· Transfers Outlook contacts to your iPod
· Transfers Outlook tasks to your iPod
· Transfers Outlook notes to your iPod
· Fetches weather forecasts from the web and puts it on your iPod
· Fetches RSS news feeds from the internet and makes them available on your iPod
· Fetches local movie showtimes from the internet and makes them available on your iPod
· fetches daily horoscopes from the internet and makes them available on your iPod
· Transfer the contents of any folder on your PC to your iPod
· Copy any text file to your iPod - iPod Agent will automatically break these up into 4k size pages if necessary (the iPod has a limit of 4k size notes).
· Create listings of the songs on your iPod in plain text, HTML or CSV formats.
You can download iPOD AGENT from http://www.ipodsoft.com/
Note: This software does not make any changes to the iTunes database on the iPod. So, there is no chance that it will screw up your music on your iPod."[Via iPODSOFT]
The MethodShop Spin: That's a lot of features for a free application. We look forward to seeing this application come out of Beta.
iPOD AGENT 0.7.10 Beta Features:
· Transfers songs from your iPod to your PC
· Transfers Outlook mail to your iPod
· Transfers Outlook appointments to your iPod
· Transfers Outlook contacts to your iPod
· Transfers Outlook tasks to your iPod
· Transfers Outlook notes to your iPod
· Fetches weather forecasts from the web and puts it on your iPod
· Fetches RSS news feeds from the internet and makes them available on your iPod
· Fetches local movie showtimes from the internet and makes them available on your iPod
· fetches daily horoscopes from the internet and makes them available on your iPod
· Transfer the contents of any folder on your PC to your iPod
· Copy any text file to your iPod - iPod Agent will automatically break these up into 4k size pages if necessary (the iPod has a limit of 4k size notes).
· Create listings of the songs on your iPod in plain text, HTML or CSV formats.
You can download iPOD AGENT from http://www.ipodsoft.com/
Note: This software does not make any changes to the iTunes database on the iPod. So, there is no chance that it will screw up your music on your iPod."[Via iPODSOFT]
The MethodShop Spin: That's a lot of features for a free application. We look forward to seeing this application come out of Beta.
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Help. I currently have an ipod and PC. I just bought a ibook G4 and would like to transfer my music and itunes to the G4. Is this possible
you can burn all your files to a mp3 cd and download them off the cd
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> : July 13, 2005 8:47 PM
> : July 13, 2005 8:47 PM
you can link both computers with an inexpensive network hub, make sure you turn on PC file sharing on the iBook unde the network system preferences and on the PC under network properties., then go to network neighborhood on the PC, the iBook should show up there. log into the iBook and find your user folder, inside there should be a music folder, and inside an iTunes music folder, copy the content of your PC iTunes Music folder into the iBook iTunes Music folder.
Then select all your music in the folder and drag and drop it in iTunes. iTunes will reorganize your music.
This is the best options if you have different types of music files (mp3, AAC, etc)
An easier but time consuming tast will be do to a full back up of your music under iTunes in the PC to CD's, then import the back up CD's in your iBook. iTunes will span your library into several discs asking you to insert the next disc over and over again until your whole library is backed up. Then you need to copy all these files into the iTunes music folder and import them into iTunes
Then select all your music in the folder and drag and drop it in iTunes. iTunes will reorganize your music.
This is the best options if you have different types of music files (mp3, AAC, etc)
An easier but time consuming tast will be do to a full back up of your music under iTunes in the PC to CD's, then import the back up CD's in your iBook. iTunes will span your library into several discs asking you to insert the next disc over and over again until your whole library is backed up. Then you need to copy all these files into the iTunes music folder and import them into iTunes
[*] posted by > : December 06, 2005 1:49 PM
> : December 06, 2005 1:49 PM
my computer crashed and all my songs have been deleted off itunes. i accidently deleted all my songs off my computer so the songs are now only left on the ipod. (1) is it possible to copy all my songs off my ipod into my itunes library, and (2) what will happen if my itunes library is empty and i connect my ipod?? - will my ipod be synced and become completly empty and all songs deleted? or will it ask my to import all my existing songs from my ipod into my itunes?
i dont really want to risk loosing all 2100 songs i have on my ipod if theres a chance i can restore them back on my itunes library.
PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!
i dont really want to risk loosing all 2100 songs i have on my ipod if theres a chance i can restore them back on my itunes library.
PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!
[*] posted by > : July 20, 2007 7:10 PM
> : July 20, 2007 7:10 PMPost a Comment
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