iRepo application is a very easy to use iPod tool that will help you recover songs off your iPod.
iRepo makes it effortless to copy all the songs that are on the iPod to your Mac and/or to iTunes.
iRepo is a very easy to use iPod utility to recover songs off iPods. You simply connect your iPod and iRepo will show you all the songs on the iPod. You can then easily select which songs you want to transfer and then tell iRepo to start transferring. This is very useful in the following situations:
Recover from computer crash
If you've lost all your songs on your Mac due to a computer crash, iRepo can let you copy the songs back from your iPod. This is impossible using iTunes alone.
Load songs onto new computer
When buying a new computer, iRepo makes it possible to easily transfer your songs to your new computer from your iPod.
Copy songs from any iPod
iRepo gives you the ability to copy songs onto your computer from any iPod. If your friend has songs you would like, you can connect their iPod to your computer and transfer over all the songs you don't have.
How it works
You simply start up iRepo and connect your iPod. After connecting your iPod, iRepo will display a listing of all the songs on the iPod in a very easy to use interface much like the browser interface in iTunes. You select which songs you want and click a button to start the transfer process.
Here are some key features of "iRepo":
· Recover from computer crash - If you've lost all your songs on your PC due to a computer crash, iRepo can let you copy the songs back from your iPod. This is impossible using iTunes alone.
· Load songs onto new computer - When buying a new computer, iRepo makes it possible to easily transfer your songs to your new computer from your iPod.
· Copy songs from any iPod - iRepo gives you the ability to copy songs onto your computer from any iPod.
Requirements:
· .NET Framework 2.0
· Connected iPod
Limitations:
· 15 days evaluation period
· Nag screen
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Updated to fix problem that could cause some iPhones to not be detected correctly
