MediaWidget is the valuable compliment to your digital media experience - just like security software for your computer. iTunes or other media cataloging software help you view, convert and organize your digital media.
Media Widget takes over where iTunes leaves off, adding critical back-up and security features you don't get from a manual. Shield the financial and time investment you've made and be up and running immediately if your iPod is damaged. This software allows you to transfer music, videos and photos. It even allows you to copy your files. Simply transfer your data from your iPod to the computer and from the computer to your iPod.
The iPod is one of the best inventions of modern time and it should be protected just like any other investment. Media Widget will definitely secure your investment.
The Value of Media Widget is to backup your files on your computer. With Media Widget you have an easy way of saving a copy of all the contents on your iPod, such as your favorite audio and video files. It's easy for event for the most inexperienced users and you don't have to navigate through iTunes to backup your media.
Restore and recover:
You remember how many hours it took to configure your iPod. With Media Widget's recover feature, you can quickly get your iPod back to its original configuration in the event of a major device crash. Media Widget will scan your iPod database to pinpoint valid or damaged files. Copy, move, and delete files from your iPod as well. Move past the limitations of iPod and iTunes and get the flexibility you've come to expect with electronic media. Media Widget allows you to more easily move audio and video files onto your iPod. So finally there is a way to transfer your iPod data with ease. This also gives you a peace of mind to know that your data is always secure in the event of any mishaps.
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