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Your music library is precious. It contains all those memories of your youth, or that first dance. With an iPod, it helps you work out, keeps you company when you drive and drowns out that noisy train ride into the city. Unfortunately, your music library is fragile. If your computer dies and takes your music with it, you still have your iPod, right? However, iTunes only lets you transfer tracks bought from the iTunes Store back to your new/fixed computer. What about those tracks ripped from CD, or lovingly recorded from your vinyl collection?
Enter Music Rescue - the answer to your nightmare. Music Rescue will copy your music, video, podcasts, audiobooks, audio recordings and notes right back to where they came from, be it iTunes, a custom media server or anything else.
New in this version:
- Tweaks to ensure smooth running on Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard).
- Sorting Presets now correctly respects the leading zeroes setting for track and disc numbers.
- The Browse lists are now much smarter about grouping items that contain a lot of whitespace (spaces, etc).
- Copies no longer fail with a blank “Copying…” sheet when the iPod’s serial number couldn’t be read correctly.
- Improved serial number reading from older iPods.
Requirements:
OS X 10.4.11 or later
Universal Binary
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