Recent changes

• Ported to MacFUSE.
  
• A new logo.
  
• Built as universal binary at last.
  
• Added support for multiple iPods.
  
• Optimized memory usage.
  
• Compilations are now grouped under iPodDisk/Compilations folder.
  
• Fixed some bugs where iPodDisk.app would not start when placed under certain folders.
  

Notes

Due to a limit in MacFUSE, 10.3 is no longer supported. Known Problem - Strange "Only supports OS X 10.4" or greater when trying to open in Snow Leopard.

iPodDisk is designed to make it easy and intuitive to copy music off iPod; it enables you to do so within the Finder, or whatever application that can read files.

Tight integration with Finder

iPodDisk isn�t exactly a tool that copies songs from iPods; instead, it enables other applications to do so by emulating an iDisk drive.

After it starts, iPodDisk automatically opens a Finder window. You can browse, drag from, or even play music directly on the drive. From a user�s perspective, there�s no difference between the emulated drive and regular local folders, with the exception that iPodDisk drive is read-only.

Search your music with Spotlight

Most �get music off iPod� applications come with built-in search functions, but iPodDisk doesn't.

Instead, it works with Spotlight.

Copy your music, your way

You�re not restricted to Finder; any tool that can read files will do.

Ever wonder what filled up your 40G iPod drive? Again, you�re not restricted to �cp�; all commands capable of reading files will do - tar, scp, rsync, and etc.

You can do the copy in the terminal even without iPodDisk. But iPodDisk also provides a convenient hierarchy structure well organized by artists and albums.