 Apple built iTunes to exclude features that would let you copy music from your iPod to another computer. They did this to ease music industry concerns about copyright infringement and unauthorized sharing of music via the iPod.
By doing this, though, Apple cut off some legitimate uses of this technique. For instance, you need to be able to copy music off of your iPod if:
* You buy a new computer and want to transfer your iTunes library to the new machine (the other option is re-ripping all your CDs!)
* Your hard drive crashed, taking all your iTunes data with it, but your iPod still has a copy.
* You want to make an iPod backup and save it on another computer.
This page is your one-stop reference for all the content related to the iPod copies, backups, and transfer on this website. Here you'll find the best iPod backup tools and how-to guides to the programs that help you do this.
How to iPod Backup (Three steps only)
 Run iPod backup tools
Link your iPod player to the computer via USB cable and run the program, the program will detect and recognise your device automatically.
 Select files you want to iPod backup
After that, the main interface appears and shows you the files in your device in the left list. Then from the file list, you can choose the files that you want to transfer to computer.
 Start Backup
Click the "Start Transfer " button to backup files from iPod to computer.
If you want to how Put music on ipod without itunes, follow this guide.
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