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Cavey

 posted on 9th May 11 at 11:13

I'd imagine you could probably do it with WinAmp as well should Russ' idea not work :thumbs:


Robbo

 posted on 9th May 11 at 10:52

it was a humongous faff when i did it as the files all come in randomly named folder and the tags were all lost :(


Sam

 posted on 9th May 11 at 10:24

I use a program called CopyPod.


Andy Stocker

 posted on 9th May 11 at 10:23

Cheers me dear :thumbs:


Russ

 posted on 9th May 11 at 10:20

that'll copy the music from your ipod onto your computer, if its on your ipod now, it will be onyour computer afterwards


Andy Stocker

 posted on 9th May 11 at 10:18

Will that work as the original file no longer exists? When I try to play the songs they won't load and says original file cannot be located :|


Russ

 posted on 9th May 11 at 10:14

http://www.ipod-to-itunes.com/

try that? then just sync your iphone with itunes


Andy Stocker

 posted on 9th May 11 at 09:37

I have music on an old iPod that I'd like to transfer onto my iPhone. However, while the music is on the iPod and appears in iTunes, I have deleted the original files from my computer and therefore iTunes cannot locate the file.
Is there a way to transfer the music from my original iPod into iTunes and onto my iPhone?