Mini ipod - type of downloads?
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Originally Posted by OllyK
I'm happy not to be one of the crowd.
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That's pretty obvious, and it's also obvious that's the reason you don't like iPods/iTunes. Why didn't you just admit that at the start? ![Roll Eyes (Sarcastic)](images/smilies/rolleyes.gif)
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Originally Posted by OllyK
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Also if you want to use any legal download services or use a better compression method such as wma or aac then you cannot use any of the other players on a Mac because you would have no way to preview a DRM'd wma file and most other devices don't support AAC so it would infact be pretty useless on a Mac.
Originally Posted by OllyK
Fine some people obviously love their iPODs, great enjoy, I'm happy not to be one of the crowd.
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Originally Posted by angrynorth
And how do you organize those files, preview them, create playlists, rate them, view detailed information, view lyrics...
Also if you want to use any legal download services or use a better compression method such as wma or aac then you cannot use any of the other players on a Mac because you would have no way to preview a DRM'd wma file and most other devices don't support AAC so it would infact be pretty useless on a Mac.
Well, good for you don't buy one and thats great, but don't attack others for choosing to buy one just because you don't like them.
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Originally Posted by OllyK
So it's not just the iPOD that's deficiant in the Apple range then?
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Originally Posted by angrynorth
Great response, well put. ![Roll Eyes (Sarcastic)](images/smilies/rolleyes.gif)
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Although great, iTunes is not perfect. An annoyance I've got with iTunes is not putting the artwork in when I rip CD's. Do however have a 3rd party thing that does it but would prefer it to do it automatically (maybe in version 5.1
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Anyway, NONE of the players are perfect, some will be better than others depending on your requirements. For about 95% of the population the iPod seems to be on the ball.
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Anyway, NONE of the players are perfect, some will be better than others depending on your requirements. For about 95% of the population the iPod seems to be on the ball.
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Your were serious??? You genuinely think there are no faults at all in any Apple products and everything is Microsoft's fault?? ![](http://www.keeling-net.co.uk/smilies/images/smilies/nope.gif)
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Originally Posted by angrynorth
This particular fault, the one we are talking about is an MS problem not an Apple problem.
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there are no defects in the Apple range thanks very much
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Jees!
all i wanted to know is can i put my old mp3's tunes on to my pc to put on the ipod nano? and will i be able to transfer ripped cds i have made myself, through the pc to it?
Im not bothered if people like or dislike it, i do!! it seems to have come on loads and the only problem i have heard is this 'will only play tunes you have to download and pay for from itunes'
is this true or not!?!?!
thanks guys, this has been a great read!
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all i wanted to know is can i put my old mp3's tunes on to my pc to put on the ipod nano? and will i be able to transfer ripped cds i have made myself, through the pc to it?
Im not bothered if people like or dislike it, i do!! it seems to have come on loads and the only problem i have heard is this 'will only play tunes you have to download and pay for from itunes'
is this true or not!?!?!
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thanks guys, this has been a great read!
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Originally Posted by timmyajmy93wrx
all i wanted to know is can i put my old mp3's tunes on to my pc to put on the ipod nano? and will i be able to transfer ripped cds i have made myself, through the pc to it?
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Originally Posted by OllyK
Cool, somebody who thinks they know my thoughts and opinions better than I do.
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Originally Posted by Daryl
Not at all, you have posted your thoughts and opinions on this thread! I'm just interpreting them as I see it and passing comment. ![Roll Eyes (Sarcastic)](images/smilies/rolleyes.gif)
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Originally Posted by Robbie T
This thread got a bit geeky and bitchy for my liking, cheers hotsam for the ipodlounge link very helpful
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Developer's Description: Anapod Explorer is hands-down the most advanced Windows software companion for your iPod. Anapod can copy and backup iPod music and playlists to your PC and integrates your iPod into Windows Explorer as a full-fledged device under My Computer, allowing you to transfer files to your iPod as well and use a familiar Explorer interface to manage on-board music, playlists, contacts, notes, and more. Also included are a built-in database called AnapodSQL and a one-of-a-kind web-based streaming interface to your iPod called Anapod Xtreamer.
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Originally Posted by Dracoro
b) It'd be handier to 'manually' copy files from iPod to HDD but on the iPod they are all renamed so you need to be a bit 'clever' how you do this. It's very minor as I have never really needed this function but it'd be nice to be able to do this easily.
It does mean that copying items in the Finder or Terminal is a bit more difficult, howerver, if you're mac based, get a copy of Podworks. Lovely bit of software. Allows you to copy items from the iPod onto your hard drive and the names of the files correspond to the song name, rather than the iPod name for the file
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To those who don't like iTunes, what OS do you use and what application would you prefer to use to manage music on your iPod or your generic MP3 player?
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To those who don't like iTunes, what OS do you use and what application would you prefer to use to manage music on your iPod or your generic MP3 player?
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Thanks for the info. What do you use to play the music on your computer, or don't you tend to do that?
From the sound of it, and I think you mentioned it, you're simply copying small items onto the mp3 player and you're not playing music directly from it on the computer, or playing music from your collection on your computer, or maybe I've missed something.
From the sound of it, and I think you mentioned it, you're simply copying small items onto the mp3 player and you're not playing music directly from it on the computer, or playing music from your collection on your computer, or maybe I've missed something.
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Originally Posted by Markus
Thanks for the info. What do you use to play the music on your computer, or don't you tend to do that?
From the sound of it, and I think you mentioned it, you're simply copying small items onto the mp3 player and you're not playing music directly from it on the computer, or playing music from your collection on your computer, or maybe I've missed something.
From the sound of it, and I think you mentioned it, you're simply copying small items onto the mp3 player and you're not playing music directly from it on the computer, or playing music from your collection on your computer, or maybe I've missed something.
If I want to listen to music when I am out, I hook up the MP3 player, Open Windows Explorer and add or remove the ones that I want. Couldn't be easier.
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Olly
You may find these two apps interesting.
http://www.redchairsoftware.com/anapod/
http://www.ephpod.com/
You may find these two apps interesting.
http://www.redchairsoftware.com/anapod/
http://www.ephpod.com/
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Originally Posted by Luan Pra bang
Ipods are rubbish and apparently were on watch dog this week for breaking just after the warranty runs out.
Again it's all about battery replacement, which I feel is a little different than the ipod breaking.
It's quite possible the batteries expired early due to people not understanding how the batteries in iPods work. They are not the same as your usually rechargeable batteries and as such there are certain things you should and should not do (have a peek here)
One thing people do is to let the iPod full drain and then leave it, this, if I recall correctly is a good way to kill the battery, and the battery type used really does not like being totally drained completely and may not recharge.
If the iPod is still in warranty, get a replacement, if it's not, well, pay for a replacement.
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