Gamal, Take a look at this thread.http://www.gnutellaforums.com/open-d...od-itunes.html.

Also if you go to Search Upper right corner and type in iTunes or iPod, you will find tons of info on this subject. Hope this helps.

i'm having the same problem. did you get yours solved? if so, how did you do it?

For songs ... simply drag & drop them from your download folder to iTunes. Easy as that. iTunes for windows will import mp3, m4a, mp4, wma, wav, aiff ... but will not import mp3pro, ogg vorbis (unless you get a special 3rd party plug-in), or RP (real player) files.

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For macs, you can use Senuti to transfer music from iPod to your iTunes library. If you have a PC, you can use EphPod. You can find both of these programs if you go on google and type them in.

To retrieve and copy my ipod music, I have found TuneAid. Thinks it's actually the best tool. Mac and PC compatible, and supports iphone and ipod touch. Copy back to itunes all data, playlists, playcounts, ratings

* Warning: This program is shareware!!! Priced at US$ 18.90

hello

I just use Realplayer.
plug ipod into USB port, Select file,then select find new files, then browse, then USB port that Ipod is hooked up to.
It's good because it will skip tracks already in Realplayer..... and its super fast.

There are many programs available that will solve this problem. I use One that I downloaded from Product reviews and prices, software downloads, and tech news - CNET click on DOWNLOADS then search on "IPod" They are usually very inexpensive and very effective! Good Luck!! Happy New Year to all!!!

Problem with CNet is the people who work there don't necessarily write the reviews of the software. ie: any scam software can be listed & the review written by themselves. I could post/list a virus pretending to be something else or some kind of program that takes your money, and write the review myself. There's a lot of Chinese scam software listed at CNet.
I lost respect for CNet a number of years ago now.