Disaster Insurance

Your music library is precious. It contains all those memories of your youth, or that first dance. With an iPod, it helps you work out, keeps you company when you drive and drowns out that noisy train ride into the city. Unfortunately, your music library is fragile. If your computer dies and takes your music with it, you still have your iPod, right? However, iTunes only lets you transfer tracks bought from the iTunes Store back to your new/fixed computer. What about those tracks ripped from CD, or lovingly recorded from your vinyl collection?

Enter Music Rescue - the answer to your nightmare. Music Rescue will copy your music, video, podcasts, audiobooks, audio recordings and notes right back to where they came from, be it iTunes, a custom media server or anything else.

Blinding Simplicity to Amazing Power

No matter what you'd like to do, Music Rescue has you covered. If you just want to recreate your entire iTunes library on a new computer, QuickRecover is for you. If to copy only the tracks that aren't in your iTunes library to your network storage drive, Sorting Presets allow you to customise how Music Rescue organises your files on disk when they're copied, and rules let you quickly queue a set of tracks based on their metadata - including whether they're in your local iTunes library or not.

Your Music. Anywhere.

Of course, you don't have to copy your tracks to a computer to use them. With Music Rescue's improved media player, you can listen to or watch your tracks on any machine straight from your iPod.

When you license Music Rescue, you can choose to license the program to your iPod. When you do this, Music Rescue will store the license and a number of other settings on the iPod itself. When you move between computers, your license and settings will move with you and used by Music Rescue wherever you are in the world.

Windows

Music Rescue works just as well on Windows as it does on the Mac. Don't be fooled by all the Mac screenshots here - we just made this page on a Mac. Music Rescue for Windows works just the same as the Mac version, and the interface is almost identical.

If you purchase a Music Rescue license, it will work with both Windows and Mac versions of Music Rescue.