Virtual iPod

Virtual iPod for backup your music and video to hard disk. Quickly transfer your music to your hard disk for safe keeping.

Virtual iPod allows you to backup your music and video to your hard disk. This is done by creating one or more vPod's on your hard disk and dragging music from your iPod onto them. It couldn't be easier.

The way you store your music is up to you, store by Artist, Genre, Album, or even group similar songs together. You can even transfer your existing playlists and keep them intact! quickly find all the songs/video which are present on your iPod, but not yet backed up to a vPod, and transfer the ones you are missing.

It is easy to end up having duplicate songs on your iPod/vPod's, Virtual iPod tracks these duplications and allows you to remove them in seconds. It also optimizes storage space on your iPod allowing you to store more songs!

Related software: iPod 2 iPod, WMPOD for Media Player

Purchase $14.95

Virtual iPod key Features

• Connect multiple iPods;
• Drag and Drop Songs, Playlists or Video to your hard disk;
• Move entire genres, albums and artists;
• Restore your songs back to any iPod;
• Keeps your playlists intact;
• Enhanced searching and grouping of songs;
• Find duplicate songs and remove them quickly;
• Automatic backups – painless restores;
• Optimizes iPod storage space;
• Support for all current models, including the 'Shuffle' and 'Video'.

Virtual iPod System requirements

• Pentium 500Mhz Processor or higher
• 128MB Memory
• Windows 2000, 2003, XP or Vista
• USB or Firewire connections
• .NET Framework 1.1 installed

Troubleshooting

All my transferred songs disappear when I run iTunes

Generally this occurs when synchronization is enabled within iTunes. iTunes assumes that if the music on your iPod cannot be found on your computer, you are no longer interested in listening to it. It then proceeds to delete these songs off your iPod.

Resolution:
1. Right click on iPod within iTunes, select "iPod Options...".
2. Under the Music Tab, select "Manually manage songs and playlists".

Note:
The iPod Shuffle does not have this option. The only way to retain music is not to run iTunes while your Shuffle is connected to your computer.