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Alright, I have a 30GB iPod video (one of the older ones, not the colored new ones).
I have a ton of pictures on it, and I was just wondering if I could transfer the pictures TO the computer fROM the iPod itself?
Because I got a new computer, which means I don't have those pictures anymore.
Any help is appreciated! =]
This would depend on whether you had the full-sized photos on the iPod in the first place.
When you add photos to an iPod through iTunes, there is a checkbox labelled "Include full-resolution photos". If you checked that box at the time, you will be able to find the photos in your iPod when you look in it in Windows Explorer.
If you can't find the iPod under "My Computer", go to iTunes, click the name of your iPod and make sure you have the box next to "Enable disk use" checked.
Learn from the experience, and make sure you back up your photos and other important files in the future.
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(5) Thanks, I got it! I mixed your answer and Jack's and it worked. Oh, and this is LOL by the way in case your wondering how I knew Jack's name? =]