I lost my 80GB iPod in December of 2007 and I've debated whether or not to replace it. I broke down over the weekend and ordered one. It's only the iPod classic, not a Touch. But it does have 120GB of space. And I believe that it was about $150 cheaper than the 80GB. Now all I have to do is reload all of the music and video I have on my

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I can now create MP4 video for my iPod after I record something from TV without using a conversion program.

The update will also make creating DVDs a bit faster.

I have QuickTime Pro and the latest version of iTunes. You would think that converting an MPG to MP4 format wouldn't be that much of a big deal ( Read more... )

You cannot buy the soundtrack to "Heavy Metal" the movie from iTunes or Yahoo. Only a couple of the tracks were available on iTunes. I did get my favorite "Veteran of the Psychic Wars" by Blue Oyster Cult, plus "Working in a Coal Mine" by Devo and "Open Arms" by Journey.

I suppose I could order the audio CD from Amazon.

ETA: vampsarecool comes through

Mercy's Mix is now on my beast.

*snicker*

ETA: I also dug out a set of small, powered ss-100 Labtec stereo speakers with bass boost from a previous computer or a portable CD player and hooked them up to the the iPod. Who needs an Apple dock and HiFi system?

Where the fuck did Apple get the idea that ANYONE would only want to use their iPOD with just one PC? What if you've got a laptop and a desktop? Or a home computer and a work computer ( Read more... )

Those damn things hurt and I have a good set of Panasonic headphones that go with my portable DVD player that wrap around the back of my neck and they fit over the ear, not inside it. Much more comfortable. They also have a volume control on the cord ( Read more... )