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Xpod 1.3.6

filesize: 81.71 KB

This utility allows you to copy music files from an iPod to your local hard disk.

Published:
Mar 11, 2005
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License
Freeware
Cost
$0.00
OS:
OS X
Cow Rating:
nera
Popularity:
95%
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This utility allows you to copy music files from an iPod to your local hard disk.

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Supports Mac OS X only.

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