One of the failings of iTunes is the inability to copy music files from the iPod to your iTunes library without third party utilities. I suspect Apple did this by design to keep we iTunes customers from copying our DRMed music. I recently rebuilt my Tablet PC and wanted to copy my 18 GB of music residing on my iPod over to the Tablet so my library would be filled again. A gotcha lurks when you install iTunes and your iPod onto a new computer because iTunes is set by default to replace your iPod library with the desktop library the first time they are partnered. Of course since your iTunes library is empty it promptly wipes out your precious music on the iPod leaving you with no library anywhere. Ouch. There is a simple way to prevent this and also copy your iPod library to the desktop without any third party software.

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Does your Dad’s computer have a DVD burner? If so, you could use one of the slick iTunes export utilities to pull them out of iTunes, then burn them onto DVD.

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Before you do this, you’ll have to first transfer the actual files to your new computer. You may choose to burn CDs, DVDs, or use a thumb drive; but using a FireWire cable is easiest for large libraries, unless you have a portable hard drive.

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The easy five-step guide to moving your music from your iPod to your PC

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If you are a Mac OS user, What should you do when you want convert AVI,  Divx,  RM,  MPEG and etc. to your iPod?All you need is an excellent iPod software for Mac with a detailed “Use Guide”.

The excellent iPod software for Mac we mentioned above turn out to be iPod Video Converter for Mac.

iPod Video Converter for Mac is an excellent Mac iPod video converter which enables you converting all popular audio and video files, such as AVI, MPEG, WMV, MOV, MP4, VOB, AAC, AC3, MP3, to iPod video supported by iPod/iPhone including MP4, M4A(AAC), MP3, MOV, etc.

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