Piece of **** ipod bollocks
- Thread starter nish
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I've told you guys before. You should have bought the iRiver H10 instead.
.... but do you listen
Although iRiver has the iTunes equivalent, you can use the device as a drive and copy/paste/drag tunes onto it with ease.
Can you not do this with iPod?
If not, can't you just delete from from iTunes and synch to pull them from the player?
.... but do you listen
Although iRiver has the iTunes equivalent, you can use the device as a drive and copy/paste/drag tunes onto it with ease.
Can you not do this with iPod?
If not, can't you just delete from from iTunes and synch to pull them from the player?
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Barbie said:I don't understand the question but just thought I'd say hello Nish
I'm the most useless person at technocological things and I found my Ipod so simple to use/set up.
ipod's easy if you just don't think about it.
once you start messing with things it gets ridiculous...
(hello babs! - hope you had a merry xmas!)
Paris400
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nish said:
The manual setting has never worked for me so I keep it on automatic. I just keep all entries in the library unchecked. When I add new files to the library they are automatically checked and will transfer automatically; when I want to remove a file, I just clear it from the library - I plug in the Ipod and the checked files are tranferred, the entries I removed are deleted, and the unchecked files are left on the Ipod. I've moved up to the 30gig video model and have nearly maxed it out with video files; many of them are over 500 MBs each (Sugar Rush is over a gig and a half). When I used to leave everything checked the update was very time consuming because it had to read through every file that was on there; now it cuts to the chase and adds what I want it to add and removes what I want it to remove.
Have you tried this method? Is this the manual method?
I don't know, it just works!
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