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How to Add iPod songs to Mac without iTunes

Once the iPod is connected and set to operate as a hard disk on your PC, sync iTunes automatically, your iPod files including songs, movies, or pictures will be promply wiped out and leave you no library any where. So when you need to add songs or movie to an iPod from other devices, such as Mac, iPhone or CD, without iTunes, you get to turn to an iPod to Mac transfer, which can be a strong assistant when you manage your iPod files.

What You Need:

• An iPod (Any type, any generation)
• Mac OS 10.3 or later
• An iPod syncing cable
• iPod to Mac Transfer (Free download trial version is available.)

Among numerous transfer programs, Xilisoft iPod Rip for Mac is trustworthy and powerful, providing an easy way to add/delete songs and other files to/from iPod, even withou iTunes.

• Add songs to iPod without iTunes on Mac
  With this iPod to Mac iTunes transfer, you can add songs, pictures or movies to your iPod by several simple steps.
• Copy, transfer or rip songs from iPod to iTunes library and Mac computer
  With this iPod to Mac iTunes transfer, you can copy, transfer or rip songs, pictures, podcasts, movies, etc. from iPod/iPhone to your iTunes and Mac computer directly.
• Copy, transfer or rip files between iPod and iPhone
  With iTunes installation on Mac, you can even copy, transfer or rip any kinds of files between iPod and iPhone.

This iPod to Mac iTunes Transfer enables you to add songs to an iPod without iTunes. The following tutorial will teach you how to achieve that easily by iMacsoft iPod to Mac Transfer on Mac. The steps for Windows will be the same.

Step 1. Install  iPod Rip for Mac and run it

Launch this Mac iPod Transfer and connect your iPod to Mac. Then you should see your iPod on the desktop — an iPod icon with your iPod’s name under it. Then familiarize yourself with its interface. All information about your iPod, such as type, capacity, version, serial number, and format, will be shown on the main interface.

Step 2. Select songs you want to add

In this screen, just click Music item on the left navigation bar and you can drag and then add songs to your iPod without iTunes on Mac at the next step with the help of this iPod Transfer

Step 3. Add songs to iPod

Click the highlighted button and get to add songs to the iPod without iTunes right now! With this step, you can also copy all of files such as pictures, TV Shows, videos and podcasts etc. from iPod/iPhone to Mac with another button.

Export files from iPod/iPhone to Mac

1. Open the library/playlist that you want to export files to.
2. Check the file(s) you want to export in the file list.
3. Click the “iPod to Mac” button to start exporting files.

Export files from iPod/iPhone to iTunes

1. Open the library/playlist that you want to export files to.
2. Check the file(s) you want to export in the file list.
3. Click the “iPod to iTunes” button to start exporting files.

Ok! By three simple steps, your songs are on your iPod now. To the end, you will find that it’s easy to make transferring or add songs to iPod without an iTunes on Mac by Xilisoft iPod to Mac Transfer.

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