
What Do You think of the Ipods?,, 4gig nano vs.30gb vs.60 g
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sweetjesus
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damn that sony looks cool, the way the screen is blended in with everything is pretty innovative.
got a question about itunes though. i've heard some reports of people getting their mp3 collection erased when connecting an ipod, i don't know the paticulars but i have a huge collection and don't want anything to happen to it.
and for you users , there isn't any thing like once my music is loaded up into the ipod or itunes that it gets stuck there right??.... i mean like its not going to convert my mp3 collection and then make it so that i can't play them in any other application ....? thats what i'm really worried about
got a question about itunes though. i've heard some reports of people getting their mp3 collection erased when connecting an ipod, i don't know the paticulars but i have a huge collection and don't want anything to happen to it.
and for you users , there isn't any thing like once my music is loaded up into the ipod or itunes that it gets stuck there right??.... i mean like its not going to convert my mp3 collection and then make it so that i can't play them in any other application ....? thats what i'm really worried about
It's quite possible this is referring to the issue of auto-updating your iPod. If your iTunes prefs are set to auto-update your iPod then the following scenario is possible:EgAD wrote:damn that sony looks cool, the way the screen is blended in with everything is pretty innovative.
got a question about itunes though. i've heard some reports of people getting their mp3 collection erased when connecting an ipod, i don't know the paticulars but i have a huge collection and don't want anything to happen to it.
and for you users , there isn't any thing like once my music is loaded up into the ipod or itunes that it gets stuck there right??.... i mean like its not going to convert my mp3 collection and then make it so that i can't play them in any other application ....? thats what i'm really worried about
1. you plug in your iPod, your tunes get dumped to said iPod, you unplug you iPod
2. you delete tunes from your computer hd, add others etc
3. you plug in your iPod and the new library of songs on your computer completely replaces what was on your iPod
Moral: don't use auto-update in iTunes, set it to manual.
No. But there are many additional little utilities that'll do neat things for you. Not sure what OS you're running, but here's a Versiontracker list of iPod software for OSX, assume many of them are also available for WIN:EgAD wrote:so is there better software to use than what comes with the ipod or itnes
http://www.versiontracker.com/php/searc ... sx&x=0&y=0
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tomperson
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I wanted one of those to use as an mp3 player and to use it at the same time as an external HD. As far as I learned, you can't see the music collection when you're using it as an external disk, they are separated.
That ended my iPod mini-affair.
And video? I wouldn't imagine myself watching videos on that. I don't even want to watch TV for that matter.
That ended my iPod mini-affair.
And video? I wouldn't imagine myself watching videos on that. I don't even want to watch TV for that matter.
Turn up the radio. Turn up the tape machine. Look into the sunset up ahead. Roll the windows down for a better taste of the cool desert wind. Ah yes. This is what it's all about. Total control now.

