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iPod Access for Windows is the leading iPod/iPhone music and video transfer application for the PC. With iPod Access you have instant access to all the songs on your iPod or iPhone. Your songs can be be displayed and sorted in almost any fashion so you can find the songs you need right when you need them. With the new instant search feature in v4 you can find songs just as quickly as you would in iTunes. And once you have found the songs, movies and playlists that you want, iPod Access will copy them right back into iTunes or to an external drive for backup. If you need music from your iPod back on your computer then you need iPod Access.
iPod Access is available for $19.99 but is only a $8.95 upgrade for previous users.
iPod Access is available for $19.99 but is only a $8.95 upgrade for previous users.
- Support for Windows Vista, XP, 2000
- Block iTunes/iPod Update (iPod only)
- iPhone/iPod touch Support
- Force iPod Manual Update Mode (iPod only)
- Add songs, videos and podcasts directly to the iTunes Library
- Export song listing
- Automatic file renaming
- Support for non-Roman characters (including Japanese)
- Easy to use interface
- Instant listing of all iPod songs
- Playlist Cloning into iTunes (Multiple/Single)
- On-The-Go Playlist support
- Support for iTunes Ratings, Play Count, Last Played date
- Play music and video files directly from the iPod (iPod only)
- Transfer ID3 tags for WAV, Video and iFM files.
- AAC file support (including iTunes Music store songs)
- Audible.com support
- Song Navigation by Artist/Album or Composer/Album
- Copy songs organized by Artist/Album or Composer/Album
- Single button sequential backups
- Attempts to recover songs from iPods with a damaged database (iPod only)
- Support for Multiple iPods
What's new in this version:
- All TV Shows, Movies and Videos now transfer properly.
- Search field error fixed.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Windows Vista
- Windows XP
Additional Requirements:
- Quicktime v7 or higher
- iPod Software v1.2 or higher
- iTunes v7.4.3 or higher
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ipod access for windows 
- Version: 2.9.3, 2/9/2007 08:26PM PST
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rarnap
well worth the 19.99 investment.worked as described.user friendly.saved me alot of frustration A+++++++++++++++++
iPod must be in Manual Mode - Version: 2.9.1, 8/17/2006 12:50PM PST
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drewfindley (Findley Designs)
To avoid iTunes erasing your iPod your iPod must be put into Manual Mode.
For all iPods except the Shuffle:
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- Start iTunes.
- Connect the iPod. With iTunes in front, immediately hold down the keys command-option (Mac OS X) or shift-control-alt (Windows XP/2000). When the iPod appears in the iTunes source column, wait five seconds, then release the keys. This will skip the automatic iPod update.
- Set the iPod preferences to "Manually manage songs and playlists". This disables the automatic iPod update.
To open the iPod preferences, select the iPod within iTunes source column, then click onto the upcoming iPod icon at the right bottom of the iTunes window (the left icon).
For the iPod shuffle:
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Although the iPod Shuffle can not be put into manual mode songs can syill be successfully transfered.iPod Access will allow you to transfer songs from your shuffle to your computer but it will not prevent an automatic update if iTunes is opened. For this reason it is recommended iPod shuffle users restore data to a computer or user account other than the one to which the shuffle is linked.
- Connect the shuffle to a computer that it is NOT linked to.
- Open iTunes. When the iTunes dialog asks you to re-link your shuffle DO NOT press either button.
- Open iPod Access.
- Select the songs form the lower window to copy.
- Press the "Copy" button in the Toolbar above.
- Select a folder to copy the music into.
- After the copy is finished quit iPod Access.
- In iTunes click NO in the dialog asking to re-link your shuffle
- Under the file menu in Itunes select "Add Folder to Library" (or "Add to Library" on Mac OSX) and select the same folder you copied all of the music into.
For all iPods except the Shuffle:
*****************************************************
- Start iTunes.
- Connect the iPod. With iTunes in front, immediately hold down the keys command-option (Mac OS X) or shift-control-alt (Windows XP/2000). When the iPod appears in the iTunes source column, wait five seconds, then release the keys. This will skip the automatic iPod update.
- Set the iPod preferences to "Manually manage songs and playlists". This disables the automatic iPod update.
To open the iPod preferences, select the iPod within iTunes source column, then click onto the upcoming iPod icon at the right bottom of the iTunes window (the left icon).
For the iPod shuffle:
*****************************************************
Although the iPod Shuffle can not be put into manual mode songs can syill be successfully transfered.iPod Access will allow you to transfer songs from your shuffle to your computer but it will not prevent an automatic update if iTunes is opened. For this reason it is recommended iPod shuffle users restore data to a computer or user account other than the one to which the shuffle is linked.
- Connect the shuffle to a computer that it is NOT linked to.
- Open iTunes. When the iTunes dialog asks you to re-link your shuffle DO NOT press either button.
- Open iPod Access.
- Select the songs form the lower window to copy.
- Press the "Copy" button in the Toolbar above.
- Select a folder to copy the music into.
- After the copy is finished quit iPod Access.
- In iTunes click NO in the dialog asking to re-link your shuffle
- Under the file menu in Itunes select "Add Folder to Library" (or "Add to Library" on Mac OSX) and select the same folder you copied all of the music into.
Major omission 
- Version: 2.8, 3/13/2006 08:39AM PST
jesskroll
The instructions do not account for the process of a first time hook-up with your iPod. As a result I never got to use iPod Access for the purpose I purchased it for -- iTunes erased the iPod library even though I strictly followed the Access instructions for avoiding that outcome. Support was rude and either doesn't understand this basic need or was refusing to acknowledge the failing.
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- Major omission
