Transfer Songs, Playlists or Video from iPod to your hard disk / PC?

Guide to transfer Songs, Playlists or Video from iPod to your hard disk.

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Virtual iPod gives you the peace of mind that when you leave the house, no matter what happens to your iPod, your music is safely stored at home.

Manage your backups with our unique vPod Technology. Each vPod can store an unlimited number of songs and playlists. Any number of vPods can be created on your hard disk or across your network.

Because today's hard disks are much larger than the capacity of your iPod, Virtual iPod can be used to manage your music collection, enabling you to transfer songs to and from your hard disk depending on what you want to listen to.

Think of it as your personal music archive.

Virtual iPod will create a backup of your iPod database

The first time you restore content to your iPod, the application displays the following message.



The backup functionality minimizes the possibility of any data loss, while providing you with the ability to restore your valuable content at any time in the future.

You can connect to your other iPods over a Local Area Network (LAN)

To Create a Network Share
1. Firstly right-click on the iPod in Windows Explorer, and select "Sharing and Security".
2. Click "New Share" and give it a name like "JoesNano".
3. Click "Permissions" and set the appropriate Read/Write security you want other computers to have.
4. Click "OK".

To Connect to a Network iPod
1. Right-click on "My Network Places" in Windows Explorer, and select "Map Network Drive".
2. Select the drive identifier you want to use for the iPod.
3. Browse or type in the network address to your "Jacky" share, for example \JackyComputerJacky.
4. Click "Finish".

More useful guide on iPod:

• How to transfer music btw iPods?
• How to transfer Songs, Playlists or Video from your iPod to iTunes?

Minimum System Requirements

• Pentium 500Mhz Processor or higher.
• 128MB Memory.
• Windows 2000, 2003, XP or Vista.
• USB or Firewire connections.
• .NET Framework 1.1 installed
• If you have .NET Framework 2.0 installed, you will still need to install .NET Framework 1.1