Blonde ipod question
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Sounds like that's the issue.Robo said:perhaps it has some kinda funky protection system on it that won't allow you to copy the cd.
There are programs out there that will let you copy protected disks onto your harddrive. Try digging something up on Google.
There's also a work-around for some copy-protected discs which is to take a marker and make a ring around the edge of the disc (make sure you use non-permanent ink!). Sounds strange but it works with some copy protection systems.
it's a bit surprising that a miss kitten CD won't transfer, because you wouldn't expect that to be copy protected but maybe if she's on sony or something as a label that might happen.
It might just be scratches on the CD, sometimes laptop CD players are more sensitive to them and won't read some CDs.
Will the CD play through the laptop, i.e. just play out of the speakers without you copying to itunes?
but maybe if she's on sony or something as a label that might happen.It might just be scratches on the CD, sometimes laptop CD players are more sensitive to them and won't read some CDs.
Will the CD play through the laptop, i.e. just play out of the speakers without you copying to itunes?
naddyz said:it's a bit surprising that a miss kitten CD won't transfer, because you wouldn't expect that to be copy protected
I think it's SONAR CD.
Anyway, Massive Attack were obliged to have this kind of protection and in their website there was a letter from them explaining why and explaining why they didn't want it.
naddyz said:it's a bit surprising that a miss kitten CD won't transfer, because you wouldn't expect that to be copy protected
It might just be scratches on the CD, sometimes laptop CD players are more sensitive to them and won't read some CDs.
Will the CD play through the laptop, i.e. just play out of the speakers without you copying to itunes?
It won't play at all on the laptop, maybe I should get Tom to take it back, are you allowed to take CDs back if they won't go on your laptop
It's so complicating, I think I might just get a Sony Walkman and pre-recorded cassette tapes
Barbie said:Err thanks for the suggetions but I don't really understand the questions
I'm not that familier with iTunes, but we have the equivalent for my iRiver.
Most of our users just drag and drop onto the player (just like an external hard drive) rather than using the software, it's much quicker/easier and gets around any conflicts. Not sure if this is possible with iPod but worth a mention.
The line-in basically means playing from a cd player plugged into the iPod and record on the fly. Again not sure if this is a feature or not?
Chewie, Mark Sun?
Drew said:OK, i'll try my best
Firstly does the player show as a drive letter in 'My Computer' - which should be on your desktop or look on your Start button?
No more difficult questions at this time on a Weds morning
I dunno, let me check when I'm at home and we can start the beginner tutorial then
Barbie said:No more difficult questions at this time on a Weds morning
I dunno, let me check when I'm at home and we can start the beginner tutorial then
OK, if it does double click on it and see if you can find any tunes in folders (just like using Windows Explorer)
If it does, i would have thought you could just drag/drop or copy/paste into the correct folder.
Barbie said:Ok that sounds pretty simple (even for me
That won't work on the iPod, files transfered in that manner won't play.
Babs, if you have iTunes open, does it list the CD on the left hand side of the scree (i.e. under 'Music library' 'iTunes store' etc)?