How to transfer voice memo with their titles?
I had over 700 voice memos in my iPhone, many of which I renamed to make it easier to find the ones I need in the records.

To solve the problem of moving records to my file system keeping file names, I found this workaround for myself. I describe it step by step.


Synchronize with iTunes and get a playlist with records.
Go to the playlist and go File → Library → Export playlist and save txt file.
Open the file in the Notepad++ and press Ctrl+A to select all text, press Tab once to get spaces in the beginning of each line.
Delete first line, containing column names.
Go to Edit → Columns Editor, in the opened window select the "numbers to insert" starting from 0 with increasing by 1 and the decimal system, press ok - it will include numbering of lines.
Press Ctrl+F and go to the replacement tab, then turn on the use of regular expressions
Change

^(\d*)\s*([^\t]*)\t([^\t]*\t){29}[^\t\n]*\\([^\t\n\\]*).*$


to

set memoNames[$1]="$2.m4a"\nset memoLocations[$1]="$4"


(maybe the regex to replace depends on the version of iTunes because it is made according to the columns in export file)

The result should be something like this

set memoNames[0]="my custom name.m4a"
set memoLocations[0]="20130327 172842.m4a"
set memoNames[1]="some other custom name.m4a"
set memoLocations[1]="20130327 172954.m4a"


and so on (total number of lines is count of your voice memos × 2)
Next, create a batch file (for example rename_records.bat) with content with this code

@echo off
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
#INSERT_HERE_YOUR_REPLACED_DATA#
set "x=0"
echo starting renaming loop
timeout 2
:RenameLoop
if defined memoNames[%x%] (
    set nameFrom=!memoLocations[%x%]!
    set nameTo=!memoNames[%x%]!
    call echo renaming #%x% %nameFrom% in %nameTo%
    REM ren %%memoLocations[%x%]%% %%memoNames[%x%]%%
    set /a "x+=1"
    GOTO :RenameLoop
)
echo Total length of files is %x%
pause

Replace #INSERT_HERE_YOUR_REPLACED_DATA# in your bat file with the result of 6 step
If you have cyrillic symbols add this line at the beginning of your bat file

chcp 1251 &gt;nul

Note: Before running your bat file copy your records from iTunes library to some other folder to be sure that you won't lose your records.
Place your bat file in the folder that you made in 10 step and run it.