It’s a new way to sync your Music & More without the use of iTunes!

As we all know there are many many different MP3 players out there but the Apple iPod Touch & iPhone have dominated the market as the best media player around!
But even though we all love the device, many of us hate the restrictive iTunes system lockdown on our music and files. You’re tied down to syncing your device with only your home PC or you run the risk of losing everything on your iPhone or Touch.

Why can’t you just plug it into any PC as you can do with just about every other mp3 player in the world!?

NOW YOU CAN!

With PwnTunes It’s as easy as plugging your sync cable into your Windows PC.
Then it’s as simple as browsing your file explorer to copy your files from your iPhone/Touch to your PC. or you can drag items from the PC to your iPhone/Touch!
drag, drop & go!

What can you do:

• Drag pictures from your camera roll to any PC
• Drag Music from your iTunes synced music library to any PC
  • music files are translated from the encoded gibberish file names into a user friendly list based on the original file name as it would be on your PC
  • After the loading of iTunes Music folder has finished, you can delete songs from it (and from iPod library) via USB
• Add music from any PC to your device & it will automatically import into your iPod app https://andrikofarmakeio.com/.
  • ID3 tags from MP3 & M4A files will also import track info and album art
  • support for tags from other music types not yet supported
  • Limited Tag Management:
    • Loads Folder.jpg/folder.jpg/cover.jpg/Cover.jpg from same folder as cover
    • Uses Folder’s name (if in a folder) as album name when no album ID3 tag found
    • Uses Parent Folder’s name (if in a folder in a folder) as artist name when no artist ID3 tag found
      (My Music/Artist Name/Album Name/Title.mp3)
• var/mobile/Library/downloads folder is mapped to USB so you can manage your safari downloaded files.
• Drag and save any type of file(images, videos, documents, spreadsheets, etc) onto your device to use it as a USB drive!

COMPATIBLE WITH:

• WINDOWS XP**
• WINDOWS VISTA
• WINDOWS 7

NOT COMPATIBLE WITH MAC

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**fix included for xp users

There are two common issues you may face when restoring your backup:

1) iPhone won’t reboot – just apple logo and maybe vibration every 10 seconds.
2) iPhone backup works fine. But now you only have a few icons. Cydia is missing. What can you do where did all your icons go?

The answers to these follow.

First, to address issue #2, missing icons (because this one is easier). This occurs because you had installed categories and moved a bunch of files into folders. When you restore, your springboard plist will be restore and that contains a bunch of hidden icons. Here are your options

1) Prevent this situation by unhiding icons and/or deleting your folders before you do yoru final backup before you upgrade

2) After your jailbreak ends, before you restore your backup, install some things that will help you such as: openssh, poof, bossprefs (any of these you did not have installed before would be great). Here is a prioritized list of options:

a) Install Poof if BossPrefs was hidden install BossPrefs if Poof was hidden. Either of these can completely unhide all your apps. If both were used and hidden then move to B.

b) If settings is available, run that. Enable restrictions, disable restrictions. All your apps will be visible. If settings was hidden, move to C.

c) SSH into the iPhone with scp or ssh. If you don’t know how, use this guide. Navigate yourself over to /var/mobile/Library/Preferences and delete com.apple.springboard.plist. Respring your iPhone by typing “killall SpringBoard” into SSH or, if you don’t know how to do that, just reboot. All your hidden apps will be visible.

The first issue, the iphone that won’t reboot, can be caused by a couple things. One is having 5 icon dock installed and then restoring the backup without it installed. To prevent this, install 5 icon dock prior to restoring the backup. Also install openSSH before restoring your backup. In worst case event, you can ssh in and delete /var/mobile/Library/Preferences/com.apple.springboard.plist. This should let the iPhone boot up.

Note: if you had jailbroken and decided not to jailbreak 2.1 you are screwed. You must jailbreak to fix this.