How do you put music from your Ipod onto your computer?

I’ve done this.

1.) Turn off Auto-update for you iPod (on the computer that you last synced your iPod to)

1.) Upgrade to iTunes 7 if you haven’t already on the target computer.

2.) Plug your iPod into your computer and choose it.

3.) On the summery tab select “Manually manage songs and video” and “Enable Disk Use.”

4.) Now you should see your iPod as a mapped drive. In iTunes select “Keep my Library Organized” and “Copy Files to iTunes Music Folder When Adding to Library.”

5.) authorize this computer if you need to transfer any iTunes purchased songs, if you only have mp3’s than all the better.

5.) select “Consolidate Library” and the files will be coppied.

As many times as I’ve bashed Apple and the Mac over the years I have to admit that the iPod is a great product. I can play MP3’s on my PDA and PSP but they don’t sound as good as on my iPod. My iPod Nano is last years model but it is tiny; much smaller than my other devices.

funguy is wrong about not being able to burn tunes to CD’s with iTunes. I’ve done it several times making my own compilation CD’s for the car.

I have windows vista and this is how I did it. plug ipod in computer then go to my computer, click where it says ipod or whatever click on organize, then view, then click on show hidden files. then it will show the music file. drag it to desktop and it will copy all songs and videos to your desktop. it takes 5 to 15 minuted(depending how much songs you have). and if it says you cant eject your ipod on itunes because of something just unplug it. it worked for me :) ☺☻

milesaway is right, or just type the question on google or youtube, plenty of programs will do it.

Well. This might suck to hear this. But hear it goes.

When you first purchased your iPod, you probably sycned it onto another computer with a different iTunes.

If you have a newer iPod, then you’re out of luck.

you’ll have to erase and sync.

If you have a more classic iPod, which is the iPod Mini, then you don’t have a problem.