Transfer iPod to iPod, It is simple!

How to transfer from iPod to iPod?

Do you want to share your iPod files with your family? If you found that there is a movie in your mother's iPod, and you want to share it. How to transfer iPod to iPod?

From my point of view, the best choice is iPod file transfer. The news may be unexpected; nevertheless, it is true!

1 Download iPod File Transfer. Connect two iPods to Mac at the same time. Launch setup and follow on-screen instructions to install the software.

2 Open iPod File Transfer. Wait for to scan two iPods. Prosess of scan can't spend much time. A few minutes later, the program's window appears. And wait for two iPod panels to appear in iPod File Transfer.

3 Transfer your iPod files from one iPod to the other iPod by drag - and - drop. Your transfer will be successful.

Actually, transfer iPod to iPod is such simple!

Connect to multiple iPods, on your Mac or across the network.

Transfer Songs, Playlists or Video from iPod to iPod by drag and drop.

Move entire genres, albums and artists.

Optimizes iPod storage space and allow you to store more music.

Easy to use.

Transfer iPod files simple and quickly.

Support all of iPod models and iPhone models.

Ever since iPod was released, millions of people have been crazy about it. If you have a iPod, you must kown all of things about iPod. Just like iTunes.

The iTunes library on your Mac holds all the media (music, videos, podcasts, etc.) you've encoded from your CD collection or purchased from the iTunes Store.

With default settings, iTunes automatically copies the media in your library to your iPod. When you use your iPod as a hard disk, you can't see the media iTunes copies to your iPod in the Finder or My Computer.

This is normal. If you want to Use the Finder, you can't copy these media files from your iPod back to iTunes or to any other Mac. The synchronization between your iPod and your computer is one way: from iTunes to iPod.

The exception is the transfer Purchases feature, which allows you to restore purchased iTunes content to your computer from your iPod. You will lost much money.

If you've erased the iTunes library on your computer, there's no way to use the Finder to copy the media from your iPod to reconstitute the library on your Mac.

One solution is to encode the songs from your CD collection again, then sync your new library with iPod. If you purchased content from the iTunes Store and didn't back them up, there's no way to download them again.

You'll have to buy new copies of the content. This is why backing up your media files in iTunes is important.

What's there to consider? It looks like a golden opportunity. Try iPod File Transfer as soon as! I believe you will like it very much!