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Transfer from iPod using the 'find' command
It's quicker and easier to cd to the hidden iPod_Control folder, then drag all its sub-folders to the iTunes library, which, if iTunes is set to copy, will do the same thing.
Transfer from iPod using the 'find' command
I think what the commenter means is that in Terminal you can type the following to open the hidden iPod Music folder in the Finder:
Unfortunately, the numbered music folders inside still remain hidden. Changing the command to will open every music folder, but selecting and dragging 50 folders worth of music files can also be a pain.
Similar results to the initial hint can be had with less typing by doing a cp of everything in /Volumes/YourIPodName/iPod_Control/Music/*/*. Alternately, you could also do the following:
Nate
Transfer from iPod using the 'find' command
If your shell is zsh, then:
to open every normal file (ie. the tunes).
will open all the directories.
Not quite sure why you'd want to do this though :-) Just highlighting the splendour of zsh, really.
Transfer from iPod using the 'find' command
Cursed copy/paste!
Last example should have been:
to open the directories.
to force them to open in iTunes.
Transfer from iPod using the 'find' command
Just highlighting the splendour of zsh, really. |
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