Update: How to recover mp3′s after an iPod database crash
Binary Talks | (2)
I've recently wrote about recovering mp3's from an iPod which expierenced a database crash after e.g. messing around with gnupod. As you may have seen the script wasn't complete it all.
It was a quick'n'dirty hack to copy all the files from a mounted iPod to a local directory where they were sorted into specific directories depending on the artist's and the album's name. Furthermore, the script didn't expand single-digit track numbers with a leading zero. That made it somewhat difficult to hear albums in the right order.
Therefore, I've decided today to expand the script a little more. Here are the ...
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