yikes just upgraded to itunes 6 and now some songs like over half my
songs
will now not sync on my older 2nd gen ipod.
went to apple website and upgraded my iPod software but still no go
I think i saw someone talking about it online with similar issues
so my question is
should I downgrade back
on 26/11/05 13:33, TmB at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yikes just upgraded to itunes 6 and now some songs like over half my
songs
will now not sync on my older 2nd gen ipod.
went to apple website and upgraded my iPod software but still no go
I think i saw someone talking about it online
Sam [EMAIL PROTECTED]10/14/059:30 AM
I see the iTunes 6 requirements state a 500Mhz G3. Has anyone gotten it
installed on anything lower? If so, does it work OK?
All seems to be working well on my 400Mhz Pismo.
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sacredsystem wrote:
Sam [EMAIL PROTECTED]10/14/059:30 AM
I see the iTunes 6 requirements state a 500Mhz G3. Has anyone gotten it
installed on anything lower? If so, does it work OK?
All seems to be working well on my 400Mhz Pismo.
Me too. But it wouldn't take the 6.0.1 update
works (bogs the system down a bit though) fine on my 266 MHz Wallstreet...
On 11/2/05, William Ahearn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sacredsystem wrote:
Sam [EMAIL PROTECTED]10/14/059:30 AM
I see the iTunes 6 requirements state a 500Mhz G3. Has anyone gotten it
installed on anything lower
I see the iTunes 6 requirements state a 500Mhz G3. Has anyone gotten it
installed on anything lower? If so, does it work OK?
-Sam
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Seems to be fine on my Pismo (400, 384 ram). Haven't d/l anything yet,
but plays my library well.
Henry
On Oct 14, 2005, at 10:30 AM, Sam wrote:
I see the iTunes 6 requirements state a 500Mhz G3. Has anyone gotten it
installed on anything lower? If so, does it work OK?
-Sam
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Works fine on my Pismo 400 mhz 1gb RAM Tiger 10.4.2. Tony
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G Henry Taylor wrote:
Seems to be fine on my Pismo (400, 384 ram). Haven't d/l anything yet,
but plays my library well.
Henry
On Oct 14, 2005, at 10:30 AM, Sam wrote:
I see the iTunes 6 requirements state a 500Mhz G3. Has anyone gotten it
installed on anything lower? If so, does it work
On 14/10/05 12:43, K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have 5.0...is there an intermediate step or can I go directly to 6?
Imac SE 400 10.4.2 1gig ram
You can go directly to 6.0...
-Laurent.
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for the heads ups. I DL'd to my Pismo 400Mhz, and
while
iTunes 6 works just fine, playing video previews or streams is
horrible.
I'm running Quicktime 7.0.3 (and OS 10.4.2) on a 7Mbps-download
internet
connection, and I'm lucky if I get a tenth of a second of moving
picture
here
Hello all.
I have a problem and would like your help.
I am trying to fix up a Wallstreet II, (OS 9.1, 64mb ram, 8gb hard disk)
and use I tunes v2.0.4 on it.
When I installed it I got an error message that says my hard disk and built
in cd ROM drive does not support digital data extraction from
Hi all i need to convert some itunes 4.8 tracks that are mpeg 4 back to
mp3 how do i do it .
TIA vicki
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On Jun 14, 2005, at 2:32 PM, victoria wrote:
Hi all i need to convert some itunes 4.8 tracks that are mpeg 4
back to mp3 how do i do it
It depends. If they're listed as AAC files, then you can convert them
in iTunes by selecting Advanced Convert to...
The format you can convert
I just discovered that there is a new iTunes out. It doesn't appear
in software update but when I opened iTunes, it told me there was an
upgrade.
Tim
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Hi folks,
I've been trying to install iTunes onto my 300 mhz
Tangerine iBook which has 192 mb of ram. I currently
have Mac OS X 10.0.4 installed on it. When I tried to
install the iTunes onto the drive the laptop just
hangs up on the part where it is trying to install the
AppleScript
On 05/05/05 09:44, Albert Wang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
I've been trying to install iTunes onto my 300 mhz
Tangerine iBook which has 192 mb of ram. I currently
have Mac OS X 10.0.4 installed on it. When I tried to
install the iTunes onto the drive the laptop just
hangs up
I tried to install various manifestations of iTunes
ranging from 2.8 to 3.0.1 to 4.0 to 4.1 and none of
those worked on my Mac OS X 1.0.3 or 1.0.4. It has
been a nightmare considering that I took two
all-nighters for this :)
By the way, where can I find a free update for Mac OS
X 1.0.4? It didn't
On 05/05/05 11:01, Albert Wang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried to install various manifestations of iTunes
ranging from 2.8 to 3.0.1 to 4.0 to 4.1 and none of
those worked on my Mac OS X 1.0.3 or 1.0.4. It has
been a nightmare considering that I took two
all-nighters
On May 5, 2005, at 7:39 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
On 05/05/05 09:44, Albert Wang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
I've been trying to install iTunes onto my 300 mhz
Tangerine iBook which has 192 mb of ram. I currently
have Mac OS X 10.0.4 installed on it. When I tried to
install the iTunes
From: Albert Wang [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: iTunes craziness...
By the way, where can I find a free update for Mac OS
X 1.0.4? It didn't show up on the software update
option when I did automatic.
Alfie
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The updaters for 10.1 are free downloads, however the *upgrade* from
10.0 to 10.1
I'm running 10.3.9 on my iBook 500 (192 MB ram) and have no complaints at
all!
Amanda
- Original Message -
From: Matthew Faulds [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: G-Books G-Books@mail.maclaunch.com
Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2005 3:21 PM
Subject: Re: iTunes craziness...
depending on how you feel
Hi Al, or maybe it was Bruce?
HmmmI think my overactive track pad ate the quotation of the
previous post... I had to save the mail yesterday, as I had problems
with my ISP and couldn`t get on line...
BTW, I didn`t buy the iBook in Denmark. I bought it in here in
Norway. I considered
On Jan 21, 2005, at 7:07 AM, Aase Marit Waage wrote:
HmmmI think my overactive track pad ate the quotation of the
previous post... I had to save the mail yesterday, as I had problems
with my ISP and couldn`t get on line...
You can set it so that the trackpad is inactive while you're
Hi Bruce,
I would love it if that was possible, but I cannot find any such
option in that control panel. There is a box you can check so it
supposedly should ignore it if you hit the track pad by accident, but
that option is checked, and it still happens all the time. If I could
only get it to
it, and there is no
disagreement when it comes to interpreting this law, it is crystal
clear (I promise you, the record companies do not like this one bit).
Bottom line - as a Norwegian citizen, keeping one copy for myself of
whatever it is in iTunes, is completely legal. I am fully aware of
the fact that the laws says otherwise
On Jan 19, 2005, at 12:02 PM, Al Poulin wrote:
I also suspect that Apple prevents you from accessing the Music Store
in Norway because of Norwegian law.
yes and no. In general it's because Apple hasn't been able to come to
agreement with the record labels under Norwegian contract law.
If there
Pismo user here. . .
Since I've downloaded iTunes 4.7, I now have an average: for every 1
CD I burn, 2 or 3 are ruined in the process. The error message: The
Device drained it's buffer without burn underrun protection. What!?
This is getting on my nerves for obvious reasons. I'm tired
on 06/12/04 19:42, Zoltan Batiz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pismo user here. . .
Since I've downloaded iTunes 4.7, I now have an average: for every 1
CD I burn, 2 or 3 are ruined in the process. The error message: The
Device drained it's buffer without burn underrun protection. What
On Dec 6, 2004, at 6:40 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 06/12/04 19:42, Zoltan Batiz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pismo user here. . .
Since I've downloaded iTunes 4.7, I now have an average: for every 1
CD I burn, 2 or 3 are ruined in the process. The error message: The
Device drained it's
on 06/12/04 21:47, Zoltan Batiz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Dec 6, 2004, at 6:40 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 06/12/04 19:42, Zoltan Batiz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pismo user here. . .
Since I've downloaded iTunes 4.7, I now have an average: for every 1
CD I burn, 2 or 3
From: Kathryn Odell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm not doing anything unethical!
I didn't say you were, just that I got jumped on for talking
about music and I was presumed guilty before proven
innocent by a certain chas if my memory serves me
correctly...
Larry
There are no problems burning it to a CD you can play on your car
stereo. Create a playlist, click burn. Same as you would with AIFFs,
MP3s, unprotected AACs, OGGs, and any other format you can play through
iTunes.
Cheers,
Ben
On 2 Nov 2004, at 16:06, Kathryn Odell wrote:
I'm not doing
And once they're burned, you can re-import them and get rid of the
annoying
AAC protected version...
-Laurent.
It's just as easy to download something like Hymn, and convert them to
m4a files.
Steve
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On 01/11/04 09:20, Steve Fuller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And once they're burned, you can re-import them and get rid of the
annoying
AAC protected version...
-Laurent.
It's just as easy to download something like Hymn, and convert them to
m4a files.
If you have an iPod. If not, your
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
And once they're burned, you can re-import them and get
rid of the annoying AAC protected version...
Watch acertain person on this list (who shall remain annonymous)
doesn't come with the insinuation that you're gonna be using the
AAC files in an unethical
with the insinuation that you're gonna be using the
AAC files in an unethical manor...
As long as I'm not doing anything to prevent the protection, I don't feel
I'm doing anything unethical. You can burn your songs to a CD from iTunes
and you can import songs from a CD right into iTunes. It's a hassle
-uploading
them into iTunes (i used another computer JUST TO BE SURE!) will put them
into MP3 format...
Craig W.
Atlanta, GA
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Where do you download Hymn?
Kate
It's just as easy to download something like Hymn, and convert them to
m4a files.
If you have an iPod. If not, your SOL. I tried it before having an
iPod and
it never worked. Since I now have an iPod, Hymn works fine...
-Laurent.
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(who shall remain annonymous)
doesn't come with the insinuation that you're gonna be using the
AAC files in an unethical manor...
As long as I'm not doing anything to prevent the protection, I don't
feel
I'm doing anything unethical. You can burn your songs to a CD from
iTunes
and you can import
unethical. You can burn your songs to a CD from
iTunes
and you can import songs from a CD right into iTunes. It's a hassle,
but it
is permitted by iTunes.
Using Hymn is a slightly different story...
-Laurent.
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I don't want this thread to degenerate into whether copyrights are fair
I made my first download at the Apple music store recently. Then I went
to put the music on a CD, and found I could not convert the music files
to AIFF. Here's the message I got:
All the songs in the folder or on the disk will be converted except
songs you purchased from the Music Store.
Just create a playlist in iTunes, insert a blank CD, and click the burn
button to the right of the track name display. You can't convert
protected AAC files to AIFF in iTunes, but you can still burn them.
Cheers,
Ben
On 1 Nov 2004, at 14:56, Kathryn Odell wrote:
I made my first download
on 31/10/04 22:58, Ben Dyer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just create a playlist in iTunes, insert a blank CD, and click the burn
button to the right of the track name display. You can't convert
protected AAC files to AIFF in iTunes, but you can still burn them.
Cheers,
Ben
On 1 Nov 2004
Aha! Thanks for the tip!
Kate
On Oct 31, 2004, at 10:17 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
And once they're burned, you can re-import them and get rid of the
annoying
AAC protected version...
-Laurent.
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I know it's not really about notebooks, but I don't think there's
a LEM list perfectly suitable for this.
Anyway, the iTunes Music Store opened today in the Netherlands, which
opens many possibilities... and already one issue.
My friend is having a birthday soon and I thought of giving
On 26/10/04 15:49, Marcin Wichary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know it's not really about notebooks, but I don't think there's
a LEM list perfectly suitable for this.
Anyway, the iTunes Music Store opened today in the Netherlands, which
opens many possibilities... and already one issue
As far as I can tell, she will have to create an Apple ID to get on the
iTunes music store. There is no way around the credit card. I setup an
account for my son recently and tried over and over to find a way
around the
credit card. I don't know if I overlooked something, but I couldn't
find any
I am going to need to reinstall OS X 10.3 here shortly due to a number
of problems that I am not able to fix, etc. The problem I have is that
I have approximately $300+ in purchased songs from Apple and
approximately 2800 songs I do NOT want to have to reinstall from the
original CDs. I have
First go into your music folder and then copy your
entire iTunes folder to the second drive. Next, go
into iTunes and deauthorize the computer.
Once you reinstall OSX, launch iTunes and let it
create an account, then quit the program. Next, copy
your old iTunes folder into your music folder
On 15/10/04 14:21, BA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am going to need to reinstall OS X 10.3 here shortly due to a number
of problems that I am not able to fix, etc. The problem I have is that
I have approximately $300+ in purchased songs from Apple and
approximately 2800 songs I do NOT want to
drive.
iTunes worked just fine (I didn't even have to re-authorize it) by
dragging the old iTunes folder to the new directory.
Alas, iPhoto doesn't work this way. If I replace the iPhoto folder with
my old one, starting iPhoto just causes it to bounce a couple of times
and go away, even if I trash
with my home directory on the boot drive with
my old home directory on another drive.
iTunes worked just fine (I didn't even have to re-authorize it) by
dragging the old iTunes folder to the new directory.
Alas, iPhoto doesn't work this way. If I replace the iPhoto folder with
my old one
At 12:15 PM -0700 10/15/2004, Bruce Johnson wrote:
While we're on this, how do you do this with iPhoto?
[snip]
iTunes worked just fine (I didn't even have to re-authorize it) by
dragging the old iTunes folder to the new directory.
Alas, iPhoto doesn't work this way. If I replace the iPhoto
I agree! I am tired of iPhoto rearing its ugly hear every time I want to
transfer files form my Compact Flash Card and I also can not find a way to
stop it.
Tom
And finally, how do you turn iPhoto OFF - so it doesn't automatically
try to suck photos off our cameras and media cards?
Thx,
-
On 15/10/04 15:59, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 12:15 PM -0700 10/15/2004, Bruce Johnson wrote:
While we're on this, how do you do this with iPhoto?
[snip]
iTunes worked just fine (I didn't even have to re-authorize it) by
dragging the old iTunes folder to the new
On 15/10/04 16:26, Tom Ethen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree! I am tired of iPhoto rearing its ugly hear every time I want to
transfer files form my Compact Flash Card and I also can not find a way to
stop it.
Tom
And finally, how do you turn iPhoto OFF - so it doesn't automatically
it is actually quite easy to stop it just open the image capture
program in your applications folder go into the preferences and under
camera change when camera is connected, open:
to whatever you like or nothing at all.
Richard
On 15 Oct 2004, at 10:26 PM, Tom Ethen wrote:
I agree! I am tired
At 3:59 pm -0400 15/10/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just starting to look at iPhoto and so far -- we just don't like
what we're seeing. We're used to being able to move pictures
around, etc, directly from the Finder then manipulate them with
tools like GraphicConverter's browser window. But
Apple?
This is described in iTunes help:
quote
If you know the Internet address (URL) of an MP3 streaming broadcast,
you can connect to it using iTunes.
1. Choose Advanced Open Stream.
2. Enter the full URL of the file you want to listen to. For example,
http://www.apple.com/itunes/sample.mp3
search and click on the iTunes link, if there is one.
Check out http://www.kcsm.org. Click on the Listen button.
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On Sep 6, 2004, at 2:46 PM, Gary Goldberg wrote:
Per the Apple iTunes website you need a Mac
with built-in USB ports to use iTunes. I only
have USB functionality through a Belkin PC
card adapter.
Has anyone been able to use iTunes with
a Wall Street w/o OS X?
Oh yeah. Nothing about iTunes
Thanks to everyone for pointing out that apparently
I CAN use iTunes with a Wall Street running OS 9.1
However, before I jump in, I just wanted to note that
I don't have, or intend to get, an iPod. I just want
to download to my HD and then add the downloaded songs
to my mp3 collection and burn
On Sep 7, 2004, at 5:35 PM, Gary Goldberg wrote:
Thanks to everyone for pointing out that apparently
I CAN use iTunes with a Wall Street running OS 9.1
However, before I jump in, I just wanted to note that
I don't have, or intend to get, an iPod. I just want
to download to my HD and then add
Per the Apple iTunes website you need a Mac
with built-in USB ports to use iTunes. I only
have USB functionality through a Belkin PC
card adapter.
Has anyone been able to use iTunes with
a Wall Street w/o OS X?
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My Reply follows quote. On 06/09/2004 14:46 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Per the Apple iTunes website you need a Mac
with built-in USB ports to use iTunes. I only
have USB functionality through a Belkin PC
card adapter.
Has anyone been able to use iTunes with
a Wall Street w/o OS X?
--
It runs
Per the Apple iTunes website you need a Mac
with built-in USB ports to use iTunes. I only
have USB functionality through a Belkin PC
card adapter.
Has anyone been able to use iTunes with
a Wall Street w/o OS X?
I am not sure as to what version of iTunes you're referring to, but I have versions
version 1.3 of iTunes runs on OS 91 and 2. You may find it in the apple
archives.
- Original Message -
From: Gary Goldberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: G-Books [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 06, 2004 2:46 PM
Subject: iTunes and Wall Street and OS 9.1?
Per the Apple iTunes website
My Reply follows quote. On 06/09/2004 17:31 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
version 1.3 of iTunes runs on OS 91 and 2. You may find it in the apple
archives.
- Original Message -
From: Gary Goldberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: G-Books [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 06, 2004 2:46 PM
Subject: Re: iTunes and Wall Street and OS 9.1?
Per the Apple iTunes website you need a Mac
with built-in USB ports to use iTunes. I only
have USB functionality through a Belkin PC
card adapter.
Has anyone been able to use iTunes with
a Wall Street w/o OS X?
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At 5:46 PM -0400 9/6/04, Gary Goldberg wrote:
Per the Apple iTunes website you need a Mac
with built-in USB ports to use iTunes. I only
have USB functionality through a Belkin PC
card adapter.
Has anyone been able to use iTunes with
a Wall Street w/o OS X?
I use iTunes on several computers, only
HI Gary,
iTunes 1, 1.1, 2, 2.1 2.2 all install on any powerpc mac--any with
9.0...and 1 1.1 will install on 8.6 with a hack floating out there. No
built in USB required. Can do it on a 6100, a 1400, etc. etc. iTunes 2 will
not install on any nubus mac, including pb 1400, but will on any pci
Hello all,
I'm not sure if this is just a lack of video ram issue on my Pismo, but
considering this wasn't a problem in older versions of iTunes who
knows. . .
The cool visualizer in iTunes used to work with multiple monitors.
Before, all the user had to do was drag the iTunes controller
Now that I have Panther running on this Wallstreet I wanted to do a
simple benchmark of AAC encoding in iTunes. With no other apps running
I'm getting close to 3x speeds. Not too bad for 292mhz G3. My 1Ghz G4
iMac averages around 8x encoding.
Havevn't run xbench yet. Anyone else have bench
I can't get iTunes or Toast to burn a CD I can listen to. I can't
convert any of the music I've purchased from ITMS to a format any of my
numerous CD players will recognize. Any tips?
Robert Greenstreet
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On Jul 20, 2004, at 2:12 PM, Robert Greenstreet wrote:
I can't get iTunes or Toast to burn a CD I can listen to. I can't
convert any of the music I've purchased from ITMS to a format any of
my numerous CD players will recognize. Any tips?
Does burn show up as an option on the play lists? Do you
1. Load all the tunes on the PC first, then plug the iPod into the Mac
(if you start on the Mac, the PC cannot read the iPod and you have to
initialise it for the PC, losing your songs).
Itunes for Windows formats the iPod as a fat32 file system, which OS X
can read. Itunes for OS X formats
At 4:21 pm -0500 16/7/04, Claire Hart wrote:
I had asked if there was a way to transfer my iTunes collection from
the iMac to the Powerbook
Just got an iPod and started using iTunes 'properly'. I am sharing
the iPod with my PC-using son. I learned the following:
1. Load all the tunes on the PC
I can't remember if I asked this question of this list or the G-book
list, so I'll post it both places. I had asked if there was a way to
transfer my iTunes collection from the iMac to the Powerbook. Someone
said to use iSync. I tried iSync through .mac, and it synced iCal,
Address Book
On Apr 23, 2004, at 1:33 PM, Tim Gochnour wrote:
On Apr 22, 2004, at 11:14 PM, P. H. Adams wrote:
As others have suggested, don't forget to de-authorize the old
computer before turning it back in.
Actually, I have two computers authorized on my account. Only
deauthorize if you are selling
There are a couple programs out there to transfer music from the ipod
to a computer using firewire
On Apr 22, 2004, at 11:14 PM, P. H. Adams wrote:
As others have suggested, don't forget to de-authorize the old
computer before turning it back in.
Actually, I have two computers
My daughter (who was given an iBook for graduation and which I now use,
hahahahaha) goes to school at Wake Forest where they issue Thinkpads to
all students at the beginning of their Freshman and Junior years. She
has a bunch of songs on her iTunes for Windows most of which are also
on her
iTunes for Windows most
of which are also on her iPod. She'll need to turn in her old machine
to get the new one. I'm assuming that she can't hook up her iPod and
copy of the songs onto her new machine, correct? If not what's the
easiest way to get her songs over to her new machine?
The easiest
John Slavin said:
iPod and copy of the songs onto her new machine, correct? If not
what's the easiest way to get her songs over to her new machine?
She can burn a CD with the songs and then rip it to the new computer.
Easy as pie.
Hector I. Macedo
Well, she has about 2000 songs on her computer. The CD route doesn't
seem practical to me.
On Apr 22, 2004, at 6:27 PM, Hector I Macedo wrote:
John Slavin said:
iPod and copy of the songs onto her new machine, correct? If not
what's the easiest way to get her songs over to her new machine?
There are shareware and freeware apps. for the Mac where you can
transfer songs from the iPod to your computer. I'm sure there are
probably similar apps. that will work with a PC. Check the iPod lounge:
http://www.ipodlounge.com/
On the left side of the main page, scroll down and there's a
:
1 - I'm not sure if you can use the iPod as a FW drive on the PC as
you can on the Mac, but if you can, mount the iPod as a drive, then
copy the iTunes music folder to it and transfer to the Mac (note the
difference between doing this and syncing songs normally). This is the
most efficient
Thanks for the suggestion, but Merit appears to be out of these external
enclosures at this time. I'll check back with them for restocking. Any other
suggestions at this $ level?
If you get an USB 2.5 enclosure for about 20 bucks at Meritline.com you
will not only solve the problem but you will
show up permanently,
meaning they would load, but when I clicked on them they weren't
actually there (in Itunes). Luckily I own the original cds for the
music I lost, but two months of work, and some cool new stuff from my
Ipod is gone...
Shayne Croy
Homer, Alaska
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At $60 an hour, why don't you purchase an external case for the 6Gig and do
your own transferring, thus saving some money and getting and external HD as
well?
Tom
on 2/15/04 12:09, tivo at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I take the 6gig to a local Apple dealer, I guess that they'll insert the
HD
Yeah, I'd thought of this, but figured that the shop could transfer in half
an hour (maybe!), and a case would be perhaps double (?) this cost.
Anyone know the lowest costs or have suggestions for an external case these
days? I just thought it rather superfluous to have another drive (especially
TIVO SAID: If I take the 6gig to a local Apple dealer, I guess that
they'll insert the
HD into a vacant machine and then transfer it to the La Cie. The shop
charges $60 an hour. Any guesstimates about how much time it will take
for
this to be done (so that I can figure costs)? Is there another
On Feb 15, 2004, at 2:41 PM, Hector I Macedo wrote:
TIVO SAID: If I take the 6gig to a local Apple dealer, I guess that
they'll insert the
HD into a vacant machine and then transfer it to the La Cie. The shop
charges $60 an hour. Any guesstimates about how much time it will take
for
this to be
Here is one for $17 USB 2.0!
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Tom
on 2/15/04 12:25, tivo at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, I'd thought of this, but figured that the shop could transfer in half
an hour (maybe!), and a case would be perhaps double (?) this cost.
Subject: Backing Up Itunes Music to La Cie External
From: tivo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi, folks. I recently purchased a 120gig La Cie external HD that is
attached
by Firewire to my G3 iBook OSX, 900Mhz.
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On Feb 12, 2004, at 4:49 PM, markemmanuel wrote:
So what if we don't want the entire drive cloned and only our user
directories? My brother shares my powerbook with me when he's home
from college. I want to backup our files to a hard drive but not the
entire drive which would include the OS
On 13/02/04 11:31, Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Feb 12, 2004, at 4:49 PM, markemmanuel wrote:
So what if we don't want the entire drive cloned and only our user
directories? My brother shares my powerbook with me when he's home
from college. I want to backup our files to a
On Feb 13, 2004, at 9:32 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
On 13/02/04 11:31, Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On Feb 12, 2004, at 4:49 PM, markemmanuel wrote:
So what if we don't want the entire drive cloned and only our user
directories? My brother shares my powerbook with me when he's home
irreversible. I just lost 1600 cds worth of music transferring from
Ipod to G4 and from to G4 to Lacie hard drive. I was using Ipod rip and
got a little lost when I couldn't make the files show up permanently,
meaning they would load, but when I clicked on them they weren't
actually there (in Itunes
folder on the external drive.
Is this the correct way to do this to back up the iBook? When I click on
iTunes on the La Cie it opens the iTunes panel that is in my iBook dock. One
of the main reasons I purchased the external drive is for music (I lost a HD
once, AND the music went with it; I wish
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