Mac(What's funny is that I often think of the iPod as an expensive hard drive. I back up stuff there. So one day, I wanted to transfer some stuff to the PC, so I figured I'd just plug it in, and I got all these horrible warnings about needing to format and stuff)
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Silly iPod Thread:Richard (Show) Hall: 6 postsRichard Contingent: 8 posts... movin on up On 5/19/06, Richard (Show) Hall
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Actually the best way to do this (for future reference, because if
you do this now you'll lose all the data on the ipod) is to format
the iPod as a PC and Mac compatible external drive, and load
whatever you want to back up to it via the finder just like you
would any other external drive.
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What's so funny about this, is that I transferred the videos
from iTunes on my computer
If you turn on Manual manage songs and playlists under
Edit-Preferences-iPod (may have to turn on manual also under
Podcasts), then go under the iPod drive in Windows Explorer.
[ipod Drive]:\iPod_Control\Music
There you'll find directories with all the music and videos downloaded
to your
Enric,Any idea how that translates to the mac?On 5/19/06, Enric [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you turn on Manual manage songs and playlists underEdit-Preferences-iPod (may have to turn on manual also underPodcasts), then go under the iPod drive in Windows Explorer.
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What's so funny about this, is that I transferred the videos
from iTunes
on my computer, and, after transferring deleted them on the
computer ...
these are all
Nope, I don't see how to access the invisible folders on the Mac. I
tried using Terminal, but had problems accessing the iPod volume.
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Enric,
Any idea how that translates to the mac?
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Enric,
Any idea how that translates to the mac?
Richard: Here's how to change to manual settings on a Mac.
1) Plug in your iPod. :-)
2) Click on the iPod icon in the lower right corner of the
Apple purposely does not allow this. Otherwise I could bring my 60 GB
iPod loaded w/ content over to your place and easily dump all of it
down to your machine w/o regards to copyright.
There have been a few programs out that provide a workaround. I
remember using something called elphpod
On 5/18/06, LeanBackVids.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apple purposely does not allow this. Otherwise I could bring my 60 GB
iPod loaded w/ content over to your place and easily dump all of it
down to your machine w/o regards to copyright.
There have been a few programs out that provide a
Oh, and there is always the iPodLinux Project
http://ipodlinux.org/Main_Page
Warning: Make sure you dual-boot it otherwise you'll be screwed. I
had an old iPod that I overwrote everything w/ Linux and quickly found
out that the iPodLinux Project does not have an off function for v3
iPods.
Are you transfering from the iPod on a PC or Mac?
-- Enric
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Today is the day where:
1) I make my move, to move up on the top 20 poster list
2) I try and set the record for most goofy and simple questions
Were you on a mac, I'd say get iPod rip, which should allow you to choose the songs you want to xfer - but perhaps not onto you own already-synched machine. Perhaps an interim machine would be of help. Xfer to that machine, then to your own box.
Jan
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