I just bought a new Macbook last week and got a free (with rebate) iPod nano with it. I also bought a flash drive. This was gerally happy, but caused a bunch of problems too. The flash drive I bought didn't work, so I had to return it. And since I've never had a Mac, there are a lot of things I don't know how to do on it. Plus my new flash
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Sadly, I don't think you can transfer stuff from an iPod to your computer. When you put the song on the iPod, your computer turns it into the kind of file iPods read. But the iPod doesn't have the capacity to write it back into something your computer can read, because the designers sacrificed that sort of thing in order to let it hold more songs for less space. At least that's how it was explained to me.
I watch all my doramas using VLC. I've never had to download any codecs or anything, because VLC is a player that takes care of all of that business for you. I just open VLC, drag the name of the file onto the controller, and it plays. At least, anything named .avi plays, and I've never downloaded a show that wasn't in .avi format. http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
oops, sorry for the long-windedness. hope any of this helps!
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really? Is it a nano thing? or I remembered this wrong
http://www.mp3.com/features/stories/1829.html&ref_id=1&ref_type_id=8
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Most of this is stuff I heard from someone who knows someone who knows, but it explains everything I've observed. Nanos might be different, I don't know. If there is a way to get the music files, I wanna know! My computer died and I got a new one, and now my iPod has all of my old music that I want to put on my new one.
That page does outline a way Karen might get her music. Enable the iPod as an external if it isn't already, hook it up to the work computer and drag the music files to it bypassing iTunes, and then drag them out of it again at home and import them into iTunes.
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You can use your iPod as a pendrive, any ipod for that matter, really. Although you must access it as a pendrive, and don't use iTunes for filesharing, otherwise the iPod won't let you take it off. I'm not sure you can use it to transfer music between computers, but you can use programs for that... For example, (http : //www.engadget.com / 2004/11 /02/ how-to-get-music-off-your-ipod/). I really recommend this program!
Hope you update TSC soon, it's one of the best stories out there in this fandom!
Good-luck with your new mac :)
Paula
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