is it possible to rip a mac programmed ipod onto a pc?
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It is completely impossible for you to connect an iPod to a computer that it wasn't connected to originally without completely formatting its hard drive. Sorry.
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I believe so, however some songs may not work and none of them would retain their original file name (they would all be named a bunch of seemingly random letters and numbers).  I haven't tried it, but if you hook up your ipod then go to the MyComputer Icon on your desk top you should see a drive letter (such as d: k: f: ect) that your ipod is.  double click on that and drag and drop all the files from there to your harddrive.
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YES GO ON MEDIA PLAYER UPLOAD THE MUSIC FROM YOUR IPOD THEN COPY TO CD
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the answer is in the itunes help but you first have to copy it to a diks then you can transfer it back to yoru hard drive with a music cd extractor program. \n\nIts a protected file and this is the only way to unprotect it.
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You need an emulator program to be able to do this.  But, you are not simultaneously running these OS's, they become virtual computers and run on a lot of memory.  If you don't have 1 Gig of RAM in the iMac, I wouldn't suggest it.\n\nIf you still want to do this, you ust find the program Virtual PC.  Usually, you have to buy it for about $50.  Once you have it, you can run the program and start up virtual PC's and install operating systems.\n\nIf you are really interested in this kind of thing, I would strongly suggest buying a newer computer to do this on, and I'd definitely stick with the Mac.  They run virtual PC's a lot better than junky Windows PC's.  And if you purchase a brand new Intel Mac from Apple, they have a program called Bootcamp that will allow you to choose whether to boot to Mac or Windows, but not both.\n\nSo take that all into consideration, and good luck.
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You can make a copy of Mac Program on a CD-rom using any Windows XP CD authoring tool, there is no need for a MAC computer for doing that
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I believe you can but keep this in mind. You cant even use them on a system that doesnt have the ipod software installed and only windows 2000 and up will run the software! This fact alone turned me away from ipod! I can take my creative muvo just about anywhere and swap music or files. Leave it to Apple to come up with this brainstorm...and they wonder why they are a second rate computer system...If you aint bought one yet....DONT!
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Yes ofcourse.\nThere are emulators that can do that.\nBut all of them are in development stage and therefore not reliable.\nSo there is no official Mac emulator for windows.\nBut there are other Mac softwares that are also available for windows.\nLike iTunes. Use them if u like.
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Use iTunes to import and then burn from your library.  You can choose what type of compression(if any) you want to use.  Another option would be to use Toast.
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I don't know much about Macs, but when my sister and I were in college, she had a burner on her computer and I didn't.  I had downloaded a bunch of songs on my computer and then sent them to her through ICQ.  It took some time, but it was easy.  I hope that helps.
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Handbrake can do it.  Google it.  Yes, it's for Mac.
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http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/articles/comments/converting-video-for-ipod-with-itunes-6-mac-pc/
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Yes go to artistdirect.com if you have a mac though it won't work.
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take a byte with a macintosh
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Hi there...you can do this with your iMac with  a software called Mac the Ripper: http://www.mactheripper.org/ or Handbrake http://handbrake.m0k.org/  both are freeware.
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Hello, You may be interested in an Emulator for your macintosh. Below is a website that will run Windows (which can then run other pc software) on your Mac. \nAnother interesting point is that Mac's will soon be manufactured using Intel chips. This may make it easier to run pc software, but only time will tell. \nHope this helps!
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Sure, just hook up the iPod to your PC with the USB wire and use the iTunes software to copy them...