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4th December 2006, 01:44
The premier application for copying songs from your iPod back to your Windows PC.
# Support for Windows 2000 and Win XP
# Works with all PC formatted iPod and iPod mini models
# Support for non-Roman characters (including Japanese)
# Easy to use interface
# Instant listing of all iPod songs
# Playlist Support
# iTunes Song rating support
# Play video files directly from the iPod
# Transfer ID3 tags for WAV, Video and iFM files.
# Playlist Cloning into iTunes
# Add songs directly to the iTunes Library
# AAC file support (including iTunes Music store songs)
# Audible.com support
# Song Navigation by Artist/Album or Composer/Album
# Copy songs organized by Artist/Album or Composer/Album
# Single button sequential backups
# Attempts to recover songs from iPods with a damaged database.
# Play songs directly from the iPod (with QuickTime installed)
# File renaming on copy and backup
# Change application window color
# Support for Multiple iPods
iPod Access for Windows brings to Windows users what Mac users have been raving about: the ability to freely transfer files from an iPod back to a computer. Need to move songs from one computer to another? Lost all your iTunes music due to a computer failure? iPod Access is the answer. Unlike some other iPod applications on the market today iPod Access utilizes the iPod database to display song information. Using this database enables song listings to be displayed instantly, playlist data to be viewed, and songs purchased from the iTunes Music Store to be displayed properly. Version 2 also added Playlist Cloning and the ability to add songs directly into iTunes.
With a simplified user interface including song filtering by Artist/Album or Composer/Album you can find the songs you need to copy and even listen to them directly in the main window. When copying songs iPod Access can organize songs into Artist/Album folders or Composer/Album folders and change the file names if desired. iPod Access also provides one button full sequential music backups. By pressing "Backup" in the toolbar you can speed up the process of regular backups. iPod Access will by default only copy new songs added to your iPod so you don't have to remember what you have added.
http://www.drewfindley.com/findleydesigns/ipodaccess/images/WinScreeenShotLarge.jpg
# Support for Windows 2000 and Win XP
# Works with all PC formatted iPod and iPod mini models
# Support for non-Roman characters (including Japanese)
# Easy to use interface
# Instant listing of all iPod songs
# Playlist Support
# iTunes Song rating support
# Play video files directly from the iPod
# Transfer ID3 tags for WAV, Video and iFM files.
# Playlist Cloning into iTunes
# Add songs directly to the iTunes Library
# AAC file support (including iTunes Music store songs)
# Audible.com support
# Song Navigation by Artist/Album or Composer/Album
# Copy songs organized by Artist/Album or Composer/Album
# Single button sequential backups
# Attempts to recover songs from iPods with a damaged database.
# Play songs directly from the iPod (with QuickTime installed)
# File renaming on copy and backup
# Change application window color
# Support for Multiple iPods
iPod Access for Windows brings to Windows users what Mac users have been raving about: the ability to freely transfer files from an iPod back to a computer. Need to move songs from one computer to another? Lost all your iTunes music due to a computer failure? iPod Access is the answer. Unlike some other iPod applications on the market today iPod Access utilizes the iPod database to display song information. Using this database enables song listings to be displayed instantly, playlist data to be viewed, and songs purchased from the iTunes Music Store to be displayed properly. Version 2 also added Playlist Cloning and the ability to add songs directly into iTunes.
With a simplified user interface including song filtering by Artist/Album or Composer/Album you can find the songs you need to copy and even listen to them directly in the main window. When copying songs iPod Access can organize songs into Artist/Album folders or Composer/Album folders and change the file names if desired. iPod Access also provides one button full sequential music backups. By pressing "Backup" in the toolbar you can speed up the process of regular backups. iPod Access will by default only copy new songs added to your iPod so you don't have to remember what you have added.
http://www.drewfindley.com/findleydesigns/ipodaccess/images/WinScreeenShotLarge.jpg