Can I add files to iPod classic without iTunes
It seems that we can only transfer files to our iPod using iTunes on Mac. Today, we will tell you an easy and safe way to add music, videos you like to your iPod directly on Mac, getting rid of iTunes thoroughly!
Add songs to iPod touch - No iTunes !
iMacsoft iPhone to Mac Transfer, a powerful iPod backup, iPod ripping utility which changes iTunes one-way direction work-flow.  As a smart iPod management software, it allows you to add songs, videos and movies from Mac local disk to your iPod touch easily and directly, no need to use iTunes.
And the most powerful functions is that you can backup your iPhone media files back to your Mac or iTunes, and no need to worry about lossing any files on your iPod when your connect your iPod to iTunes.
iMacsoft iPhone to Mac Transfer is an very useful iPhone and iPod transfer tool, especially when you encounter a computer crash and need to restore your computer library with your iPod/iPhone. It's a must-have for every iPod and iPhone users.
Note: For the unregistered version, the Batch processing function only supports at most 100 files. When exceed 100, only one file can be processed each time.
Why choose iMacsoft iPhone to Mac Transfer
- Transfer music, videos, photos, TV Shows and podcasts from iPhone to Mac, iPhone 3G to Mac, iPhone 3GS to Mac and iPhone to iTunes.
- Transfer local files from Mac to iPhone with ease.
- Transfer and add music or movies from iPhone to iTunes library.
- Create, rename and delete a playlist on iPhone/iPod.
- Offer Quick Search and Filter functions so that you can easily find files you want.
- Transfer files among multiple iPods at one time.
- Manage your iPhone or iPod touch like an external hard drive.
- Support adding illustration for video in thumbnail mode.
- Works with all models of iPhone/iPod, including iPhone, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPod classic, iPod nano, iPod nano 5G, iPod touch, etc
- Fully supports iPhone OS 3.1, iPod nano 5G FW 1.0 and iTunes 9.
Free download iMacsoft iPhone to Mac Transfer and copy music, photos, movies, TV shows and so on from Mac local files to your iPhone right now!
Guides: How to add files to iPod touch without iTunes on Mac
Here we would like to tell you how to add songs, pictures and videos from Mac to iPhone without iTunes. Try iMacsoft iPhone to Mac Transfer, which provides you an easy way to add files from Mac to iPhone directly just within few clicks. Now, you can download this iPhone to Mac Transfer and install in on your Mac for a free trial.
Note: Here, we just take transfer pictures from Mac to iPhone for example, but the process off adding files to iPod touch without iTunes is similar.
 Install iMacsoft iPhone to Mac Transfer and connect your iPod touch
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Run the software, and connect your iPod touch to your computer via USB cable. After done, the iPhone to Mac Transfer will automatically recognize it and your iPod touch library and playlists appear in the Device list. |
 Click "Add files to iPhone button" to import local files on Mac
| Open the library/playlist that you want to import files on Mac to your iPod touch. And click the "Add Files to iPhone" or "Add Folder to iPhone" button. |
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 Select music files you want to add to your iPod touch
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Then, it will pop up a "Please select folder" window, which allows you to select and import the files you want to put on your iPod touch. |
OPTIONAL
To those who want to create their own personalized iPod playlist, you can try this function.
Choose the "File -> Playlist" option to create a new list , and then choose the "New Playlist" option from the submenu.
Then Drag-and-drop to import or export files need and drag it to the local, or you can choose the file from the local and drag it to the iPod.
Now, you should have a clear mind of how to add files to your iPod touch without iTunes. With this useful iPhone backup software, you will save you significant time and money to sync all your multimedia files to your iPod and iPhone with ease!
Other Solutions
Pass photos from iPhone to Mac
Copy content from iPhone 3G to Mac
Add video file from Mac to iPhone
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