Publisher's Description
From The Little App Factory:
Transfer songs from your iPod or iPhone to your Mac or PC.
And now videos, podcasts, ringtones, books, and photos, too.
Transfer everything.
Transfer music, and everything else, from your iPod or iPhone to your Mac or PC. If you've lost the media collection on your computer, you can easily restore all the contents from your device using iRip 2 and its syncing assistant.
Videos, photos, ringtones, and books, too.
iRip 2 is not just for music. Transfer playlists, movies, TV shows, podcasts, photos, ringtones, audiobooks, and e-books (phew). Copy individual items or entire media libraries over, to either iTunes or your desktop for easy archiving.
Browse, preview, and play.
iRip 2 is not just for media transfer and recovery, it also lets you browse and preview the contents of your iPod or iPhone. Play music right off your device, or view your photos and videos. iRip 2 is a desktop-sized window to your iPod or iPhone.
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All versions:
4.0 starsout of 9 votes
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Current version:
2.8 starsout of 4 votes
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"Expense worth time saved"
Version: iRip 2.1
Pros
20 bucks seems like a lot to me to do what Doug's AppleScripts will do for free (http://dougscripts.com/itunes/scripts/scripts08.php). However, Doug says the scripts are not recommended for large-scale operations. I needed to back up my failing iPod, which has a number of issues when copying. iRip adds songs to a playlist as they are copied to iTunes and does not create extra copies of tracks outside iTunes' library. Because of this, iRip's process was the best of the apps I tried for all the manual error-checking I needed to do.
Cons
Sometimes would not create a playlist when using "Copy selected playlist to iTunes."
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"Unreliable with external drives"
Version: iRip 2.1
Pros
Excellent interface
Fast
Retireved several hundred lost songsCons
Buggy
Unreliable if your music is on an external drive
Tech support seems unconcerned about this bugSummary
The developer's web site has very little troubleshooting info, and the software often does not work with external drives. If you music collection is on an internal drive you should be OK, but if, like me, your music is on an external dive you'll want to look elsewhere. Automatic iTune downloading did not work. Tech support acknowledged the issue and said to just import the song manually. After doing so for several hundred songs the software simply quit working.
This would be excellent software if the developed would fix that flaw. They should at least acknowledge it on their web site so people can make an informed decision before paying for the software. -
"Works great, I like it."
Version: iRip 2.1
Pros
I haven't tried the latest version but it helped me out when I needed it about 6 months ago
Cons
None that I can see.
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"Have been ripped off by this company if it exits"
Version: iRip 2.1
Pros
BEWARE of this application
Cons
dont get sucked in by this
Summary
Ripped off
Havent been ripped off, a support person corrected the problem and the application has been installed so things are looking good! Happy customer....
Updated on Jul 18, 2011
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