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Welcome to the libipodimport wiki!

To use the Command Line Interface feature of libipodimport Open up the Terminal (a tweak you can download in Cydia) Make sure you also installed libipodimport, also available on Cydia Then test if it works by typing addtoipod in the terminal (no matter what location) It should show you a usage prompt.

To add a song you have to specify the -k song and -t title arguments, as well as the file path For example: addtoipod -k song -t "Crab Rave Ultra-Bass Boosted" "/private/var/mobile/Media/Songs/CrabRave Boosted Version.m4a" This would add a song with the title "crab rave ultra-bas...." and the file you specified which is in the "Songs" directory (which isn't present unless you create one), with the file name CrabRave Boosted Version.m4a

You can use the iFile app from Cydia to browse the file system, though the app, or using iFile's web server. Alternatively you can use OpenSSH tweak from Cydia, Then connect using something like WinSCP (for Windows) using FTP, SFTP, or SCP. With the default login "root" and password "alpine". Obviously you need your phone to be connected to the same network your PC. The address will be something like 192.168.x.1xx Which you can find by just reading the console output of iFile when launching the webServer or typing ip addr into the terminal. When you connect to the file system it all should make sense...

PS: Springboard tends to crash when using the program.