these will change each time you sync the device with iTunes. if there is no date and time stamp at the end of the file then it is a iTunes sync backup. the third is the time stamp (HHMMSS) in 24 hour format. the second section is the date of the backup in the format (YYYYMMDD). XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX-XXXXXXX-XXXXXXX) the first section is the identifier for the device. "hard backups" (those made by telling iTunes to backup device) will have two dashes at the end of the folder name separating to sections of numbers. you can then browse to the backup directory from there.)once you reach this backup folder there will be a folder in there for each backup made in iTunes. Finally, you can use iBackup Extractor to create new backups of your iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch, as well as restore your device from backup.You can access all your media files from an iTunes backup in the following directories:# mac: ~/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup/#windows xp: \Documents and Settings\(username)\Application Data\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup\#Windows Vista and Windows 7: \Users\(username)\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup\(note in windows 7 and vista the directory "AppData" is a hidden system directory and will not be seen by default unless you change the setting in folder options in the control panel to show hidden directories, alternately you can access this directory by hitting start and entering in the search box %appdata% and hitting enter. Another feature present in iBackup Extractor is the Backup Explorer, which allows you to see the file system itself, and to copy files from it. Literally, click "Copy" to transfer those files, converted to a readily available format, directly to your computer.
Once you've selected what you wish to extract, the operation is as simple as clicking a button. You can choose the backup you wish to browse and extract files from, and proceed to view the backup of your Call Logs, Contacts, Messages, Photos, Calendars, Internet Browsing History and Bookmarks, Notes, App Data, all directly in Backup Extractor. IBackup Extractor finds your iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad backups automatically. These are the backups created by iTunes when it synced your device in the past. If your iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad is lost, stolen, or not working, or if you accidentally deleted some of your contacts, photos, or SMS, use iBackup Extractor to browse and extract files from your iTunes backups. IBackup Extractor allows you to access and recover your files from your iTunes backups.
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