Ipod Nano
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They have all these nifty and when I say nifty I mean gay programs for doing everything including holding other files with Ipods. None of them work too well on Windows based PC's.
Me personally I pretty much fucking hate ipods. They are a spiffy design but the software blows ass. My creative zen micro on the other hand has the best and easiest software I have ever seen with an MP3 player. I love it and so will you.
Me personally I pretty much fucking hate ipods. They are a spiffy design but the software blows ass. My creative zen micro on the other hand has the best and easiest software I have ever seen with an MP3 player. I love it and so will you.
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this is the winner...portable dvr and mp3 player
this is the winner...portable dvr and mp3 player
The only problem I've ever had with my iPod was getting it to work with SuSE 9.2, but that issue was resolved long ago and now 9.3 comes with iPod support.
You don't have to "buy" the songs either. I use various file sharing programs and put the songs right on the iPod by simply dragging and dropping. I don't use iTrunes at all except for to see the iPod to drag and drop music.
I don't think they're hard to use at all. I've dropped mine a couple of times and yet it still looks and works like brand new.
/shrug works for me.
You don't have to "buy" the songs either. I use various file sharing programs and put the songs right on the iPod by simply dragging and dropping. I don't use iTrunes at all except for to see the iPod to drag and drop music.
I don't think they're hard to use at all. I've dropped mine a couple of times and yet it still looks and works like brand new.
/shrug works for me.
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Re: Ipod Nano
LostCause wrote:With Ipods you seriously have to buy the songs.......lame ? I just got a Ipod for Xmas and totally new to it any help ><
Huh?? You don't have to buy the music from the store. Just steal music off of emule or whatever. The ipod will play anything you want. I have a nano and love it. Only drawback is that the case of it scratches easily if you don't have one of the skins on it or some other cover.
~stacy
You don't even have to do all that. You can drag and drop them directly into the iPod through iTunes.
Connect your iPod --> Open iTunes (if it doesn't start automatically when you connect the iPod) --> click on your iPod (all the music you have on the device will appear) --> open you source folder holding the music you want --> drag and drop it into your iPod list.
That's it.
Connect your iPod --> Open iTunes (if it doesn't start automatically when you connect the iPod) --> click on your iPod (all the music you have on the device will appear) --> open you source folder holding the music you want --> drag and drop it into your iPod list.
That's it.
Yamori wrote:I got an Ipod Nano for christmas. @@
Are they so horrible that I should just return it asap, or are they pretty decent aside from the online-purchased-song thing (i just buy and rip CDs since those mp3 sites don't have the music I like QQ)?
My mom just got one and I was in charge of setting it up. Easy enough to rip a CD you already own on there, but I can't for the life figure out how to get the music off of the ipod and back in the computer. I'm sure I will.
I think the Ipod nano is pretty nice, but I am using Windows and trying to explain it to my parents... so that detracts a bit. I say stick with it.









