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How to get music off of your iPod

Submitted by Adam on April 17, 2008 - 8:21am.
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The iPod has set the standard for media players. It's ease of use and intuitive interface make it a device that media lovers of all ages and expertise can easily pickup and use.

However, the iPod has one disadvantage when compared with almost every other media player on the market. Once your music is stored on the system, there is no simple way of getting it back off again. If you switch computers or simply want to make a backup of your tunes, you must find a way around this system Apple has put in place to prevent you from pirating the music that has been purchased from iTunes.

I found this site that lists several ways of getting to your iPod's stored music. I have only tried a couple of these programs. None of them were exactly easy to use, but they did the job when I followed the directions exactly.

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