Jul 16,2019 • Filed to: iPod Music Transfer • Proven solutions
How do you transfer music from iPod to iTunes? Does anyone have some good suggestions?
Music is a way of life and has the ability to suit every occasion. Now, you can just pull any kind of music from the internet and listen to it on your Smartphone or iPod. iPod is becoming an old way to listen to music because with the invention of Smartphone and other handheld devices, listening to music became really easy and you don’t have to carry a separate device dedicated to music. Transferring your music from iPod to iTunes is the best way to sync your music with your other devices like iPhone and iPad so that you don’t have to depend only on your iPod for music.
Now the question is that how can you easily transfer your music from iPod to iTunes. There are several different ways but there is a way to transfer it in a single click. iMusic is the best music management software you can have at your disposal. This software is enriched with many features to download, manage, record and transfer your music from your Apple devices to iTunes. With the record feature, this software can easily record any music you listen online so you don’t have to worry whether it is downloadable or not.
When you buy a new computer, you need to back up your original iTunes library and restore it back to the new computer. This is where iMusic makes it very easy for you to backup and restore your entire iTunes library. The software design is really intuitive and you can easily perform different operations.
There are two ways to transfer music from iPod to iTunes through iMusic.
This method allows you to transfer your music in one simple click after connecting your device. This method is as easy to perform as it sounds. Here are the detailed steps to use this method.
Step 1: First of all, you have to install iMusic software on your Mac or PC. You can get this software from the links below. There are trial and premium versions of the software.
Step 2: After installation, connect your iPod through a USB cable. The software will recognize the device and the name of iPod will appear below “Device” icon. Click on that “Device” icon and your device name will appear on the left side of the view.
Step 3: Now there is an option named “Transfer Music to iTunes”. And just by clicking on this option, all your music from iPod will be transferred to iTunes. The software will remove the duplicated automatically and will only copy those tracks which are not present in the iTunes library.
Step 1: Connect the device via USB cable and wait for the device to get recognized by the iMusic software. It’ll take a few seconds and name iPod with appearing below “Device” icon.
Step 2: Now click on the music icon and you’ll be able to see all your music listed in the software window. Mark the tracks you want to transfer and then right click. Choose the “Export to iTunes” and your chosen tracks will be transferred to iTunes. You can also click on the “Export” button on the top right corner after marking the tracks for transfer. Then from the “Export” option, choose “Export to iTunes Library”.
Step 3: You can also export your entire playlists from iPod to iTunes. It is really simple. Just click on the “Playlist” icon located on the third number in top menu. A playlists window will open displaying all your playlist. Just right click on any playlist and choose “Export to iTunes”.
If you have not used the wide network of iMusic to download free music, and purchased music from iTunes Store, then there is a way provided by iTunes to transfer your purchases from iPod to iTunes.
This method only works for music purchased from iTunes store and any other free music won’t get transferred to iTunes. To transfer free music, you can use iMusic software.
All in all, iMusic is one of the best music managers to transfer your beloved music on iTunes. When synced with iTunes, you can listen to your music on any device you want and you won't have to be dependent upon your iPod for music listening. iMusic is priced at $39.95 for an Annual license and $59.95 for a Lifetime license.
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Adam Cash
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