Now, unless there is someone out there that actually enjoys the idea of having to re-rip a boatload of albums, using one of the third party applications to copy the songs back is your only real option. It is easy to see why Apple made it so that copying music to an iPod is a one-way street, but there are times when your iPod is the only actual backup you have of the music, other than the CDs you used to rip the music from. More internal changes than you would ever believe. Switched to 10.3 bindings and dropped 10.2 support. Credited David Oberst within the application for patchwork. Fixed minor bugs dealing with issues such as playback of songs and protected artwork. Fixed a major bug dealing with adding songs to iTunes.
Fixed a major bug preventing copying in unique situations. Simple Interface.Easy to learn OS X interface eases the learning curve of Senuti.You can even choose the playlist to which you want to add them. It also allows you to add songs to iTunes after they' re copied from your iPod. iTunes Integration.Senuti shows you which songs are already in iTuenes.That is only if you want it organized, of course. Organization.Senuti will organize your music as it gets copied back to your computer.Copy.Senuti would be worthless if you couldn' t find what you wanted to copy quickly, so searching is built in.Great! Listen to your music on your iPod right from Senuti. Listen.What was that song I wanted to copy? I know how it goes, but I don' t know the title.Playlists.Not only does Senuti show you the playlists on your iPod, but you can copy them back to your computer as well.
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