How to Copy Playlist from iPod/iPhone to Mac
Playlists are the quintessence of iTunes and the iPod's advanced playback features, and it can help you to add songs and set their order for better enjoyment. But what if you have built your iTunes playlist manually on your iPod (or iPhone) and want to copy Playlist from iPod to Mac without resetting, in other words, you'd like to copy playlist from iPod to iTunes Mac? Haha. That is the common situation Apple fans like to encounter.
To make it easy for you to transfer playlists from iPhone to iTunes or copy playlist from iPod to iTunes, iSkysoft developed a professional Mac app—SyncPod , offering you a subtle way to do the task with unbelievable simple steps. Download the app and follow the steps to achieve your goal.
Launch iSkysoft SyncPod for Mac and then connect iPod/iPhone to Mac
When you connect two iPods or both iPod (iPod nano, iPod shuffle, iPod touch, iPod classic) and iPhone (iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S) simultaneously with Mac, SyncPod will organize them at the same time, making the process of copying iPod playlist to Mac as easy as ABC.This Mac app is designed smartly which clearly shows you your media files in the two iTunes library both on your iPod and Mac, just as the image below, the left region of the interface is your iPod Touch library and the right lays your local iTunes library.
Transfer iPod/iPhone playlist to Mac OS X
To sync your iPod playlist or iPhone playlist to Mac avoiding time consuming and doing repetitive tasks, you here only need drag the target iPod playlist to the Mac iTunes on the right region of the smart Mac app.
Besides the whole playlist, you also can transfer your favorite music, videos, photos, audio books, TV shows, e-books, audio books to Mac and backup the whole iPod contents to Mac/ iTunes. Detailed information in the user guide of SyncPod for Mac.

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