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If you own an iPod, then most likely, you have spent some time moving your files back and forth between your device and your PC. There are many reasons why you would want to do this. You may want to listen to your music on your computer. You may also want to put your iPod files on several computers so you can listen to your music in multiple locations. Alternatively, you may want to share your music with friends.

For whatever reason you want to copy iPod to computer, there is one very important question to consider. How do you go about copying your files?

Are you using the old hunt and copy method? Many people move their iPod files to their computer by finding step by step directions and then spending an hour or so trying to follow them. In order to make these directions work, a person has to know a little about how to locate and view hidden folders. You will also have to know how to use iTunes without synchronizing the device with the computer program.

All in all, the process is more than a little annoying and can lead to a great deal of frustration.

If you answered the question with iPod transfer software, then you already have a leg up on other iPod users. You know how simple the process can actually be, and you most likely move your files often since you do not have to go through a convoluted process.

iPod software will allow you to easily move files from your iPod to your computer and the other way around just as easily. The software also comes along with extra features you may enjoy, like backup capabilities and direct iPod music players.

How did you answer the question? If you do not have the right iPod software, then you are definitely going about things the hard way. 

Chances are likely that if you have an iPod, you also have a lot of music. Chances are also likely that if this is the case, you have paid a lot of money for your music over time, and if you lose all your music, you’re probably going to be pretty annoyed. Whether you paid for your music by downloading individual songs or by burning CDs that you bought onto your computer, your music collection in iTunes and on your iPod represents a big investment.

You definitely want to protect that investment by backing up your computer. There are a few ways to do this. First, you can buy a separate hard drive that can hold all your music and important files. Save everything to this hard drive and then store it somewhere safe, remembering to take it out and update it with your newest files every few weeks or so.

Another way to back up your music is to store it all on your iPod. If you have an iPod that’s large enough to do this with, you can easily keep thousands of songs on your music device without putting a dent in its storage capabilities, and even some of the smaller iPods nowadays can hold hundreds or thousands of songs quite easily.

You may be wondering at this point how having the music on your iPod backs it up since you won’t be able to get it from your iPod to your computer in case of a crash. There is, however, software on the market now that lets you copy iPod to computer with ease. Using this software, you can recover from a computer crash by pulling all the music your iPod is storing back onto your computer, effectively repopulating your iTunes lists and not actually losing a single song in the process.