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Here is a TL DR version: you can put your whole iTunes library on the cloud using Google Drive without having to remember to backup regularly. Now, you may be thinking why the heck Google Drive is doing in this list. There are a lot of Chrome apps that work well with Google Drive too ( read our full review here). It is pack full of features, 5GB free storage, and integrates very well with many web apps via Google Apps. Now who doesn’t know Drive from the search giant? Drive is one of the Google’s newest products to play in cloud storage and syncing field. Don’t forget to check out our full review! If you want more storage, then just pay $6.95 per month to get unlimited space for all your music collections. All your data will go to Amazon S3 so your library will be in very secured environment (even NASA is on Amazon’s infrastructure). The software is straightforward and easy to use, with all the features that an average end-user would want.

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If you just want to try it out, you can get the software for free for 14 days. That’s whole lots of storage for just backing up your iTunes library. The pricing is similar to ZipCloud and you get 75GB storage for $4.95 per month. MyPCBackup actually runs very well on Mac, Windows and Linux so whatever platforms you are running, it will cover you.

If you are a Mac user, don’t be put off by the name. Here is our review if you want more details. ZipCloud client software is really simple, straightforward and easy to use, so if you don’t want to go through all the hassles with multiple configurations and just want to backup your iTunes library fast and easy, try ZipCloud. There are discounts if you subscribe for 1 to 2 years.

With that, you can backup not just your iTunes folder (which contains all your library, iPhone backups as well as iTunes database files), you can even backup your entire computer. If you have much bigger collection (which is the case with many of us here at BestBackups), then you will want to go unlimited storage plan at $6.95 per month. 7,000 songs collection is quite huge and you probably don’t have to pay more than $4.95 a month to ZipCloud.

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That’s about over 7000 songs if you encode your MP3s in 320kbps and average length is about 4 minutes. For $4.95 per month, you get 75GB of storage. ZipCloud is uber-easy to use cloud backup solution which will work great on both Mac and Windows. We have gathered 5 of best tools available for the job. From complete cloud-based backup solutions you can use to backup your entire computer or just your iTunes library, to some software that allows you to perform backup for your iTunes. But there is still a limit of songs, and when you already have a huge collection, it’s gonna be pain in the ass to download all of them again from the cloud.įortunately for us, there are other backup options. Apple actually offers iTunes Match at $25 a year, which will match your music collection with what they have on the cloud. The device might crash during the backup, or connectivity failing at worst possible time, and the list can go on and on. And when pushing around billions of bits, things can and will go wrong. Not only that, even when we can rely on iCloud for backups, it won’t backup our music collections. But when it comes to music syncing, we still have to rely on iTunes.

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Sure, now we can update our OS and do backups to iCloud over WiFi directly from our iPhones and iPads.

For all of us iOS device users, iTunes is an essential software for us to do updates, syncing, backups and whatnot.

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