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The name iPod was proposed by Vinnie Chieco, a freelance copywriter, who thought of the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey and the phrase "Open the pod bay door, Hal!", which refers to the white EVA Pods of the Discovery One spaceship. At that time, Apple registered the name "iPod" for Internet kiosks, but never put it to use.
The Ipod is the coolest most wearable, popular photo album, movie player, music mp3 player and a gaming player all in one device. Ipod Download Pro is the number 1 and easiest way to add all the content you want to your iPod and take this amazing media player around the globe.
Hope this is useful page to share with you on my interests. Tune your life with music and movies!!
Check out http://www.tuneglobe.com for unlimited ipod songs and movies downloads
Did you know???
The name iPod was proposed by Vinnie Chieco, a freelance copywriter, who thought of the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey and the phrase "Open the pod bay door, Hal!", which refers to the white EVA Pods of the Discovery One spaceship. At that time, Apple registered the name "iPod" for Internet kiosks, but never put it to use.
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Ways to copy music on iPod back to Mac
TinkerTool OR IPodDisk Method
Macintosh The Mac doesn't include a utility for making invisible files visible so you must download one. My favorite tool for this job is Marcel Bresink's free TinkerTool. Once you've downloaded TinkerTool, follow these steps:
TinkerTool Method
Plug in the iPod.
If iTunes doesn't launch automatically, launch it.
If the music library on your iPod is not linked to iTunes' music library (as would be the case when you're restoring your music library from your iPod to a fresh copy of iTunes installed on a reformatted drive), iTunes will ask if you'd like to sync the contents of the iPod with the contents of the iTunes library. Click Cancel.
Select the iPod in iTunes' Source list and make sure the Summary tab in iTunes 7's main window is selected.
Enable the Manually Manage Music option as well as the Enable Disk Use option.
Launch TinkerTool and click the Finder tab.
Enable the Show Hidden and System Files option.
Click Relaunch Finder.
Move to the Finder and double-click on the iPod's icon on the Desktop.
You'll discover that several more items now appear in the iPod window. Among them is a folder called iPod_Control.
Double-click the iPod_Control folder.
Inside the iPod_Control folder you'll find a variety of folders. The one you care about is the Music folder.
Drag the Music folder to your Mac's Desktop to copy it to your computer. As the name implies, this is where music is stored on the iPod.
IpodDisk Method
Besides having a great looking icon, this program is incredibly useful. Of all the ways I've seen to copy songs off of your iPod and back to your Mac, this is the easiest and most simple. (And, my favorite.) iPodDisk let's you navigate your iPod using Finder and then copy the songs over.
TinkerTool Method
Plug in the iPod.
If iTunes doesn't launch automatically, launch it.
If the music library on your iPod is not linked to iTunes' music library (as would be the case when you're restoring your music library from your iPod to a fresh copy of iTunes installed on a reformatted drive), iTunes will ask if you'd like to sync the contents of the iPod with the contents of the iTunes library. Click Cancel.
Select the iPod in iTunes' Source list and make sure the Summary tab in iTunes 7's main window is selected.
Enable the Manually Manage Music option as well as the Enable Disk Use option.
Launch TinkerTool and click the Finder tab.
Enable the Show Hidden and System Files option.
Click Relaunch Finder.
Move to the Finder and double-click on the iPod's icon on the Desktop.
You'll discover that several more items now appear in the iPod window. Among them is a folder called iPod_Control.
Double-click the iPod_Control folder.
Inside the iPod_Control folder you'll find a variety of folders. The one you care about is the Music folder.
Drag the Music folder to your Mac's Desktop to copy it to your computer. As the name implies, this is where music is stored on the iPod.
IpodDisk Method
Besides having a great looking icon, this program is incredibly useful. Of all the ways I've seen to copy songs off of your iPod and back to your Mac, this is the easiest and most simple. (And, my favorite.) iPodDisk let's you navigate your iPod using Finder and then copy the songs over.
TubeTV
Flash video download and conversion for Apple TV, iPhone, and iPod
- Got an Apple TV, video iPod, or iPhone and want more content for it? Wish you could watch YouTube on your TV or iPod? Like to keep copies of your favorite internet videos on your Mac?
TubeTV is a new freeware program for Mac OS X Tiger and above which enables you to search for, save, and convert Google Video and YouTube videos to a format suitable for playback on your favorite devices.
A built in search bar and web browser helps you conveniently locate your favorite videos, or, if you prefer, jump to the current URL of your default web browser with the jump button, or paste one in directly. High quality video conversions using the H.264 codec are performed with QuickTime®. Double clicking on a converted video file will open it in iTunes allowing easy library addition and syncing to your desired device. Note that TubeTV does not interact with iTunes directly - it's the same as importing any other video file to iTunes. Alternately, just drag a saved video file on to QuickTime Player to view it locally.
Yes, it's true that Apple has added YouTube support to the AppleTV (June 20th) and iPhone, but TubeTV can still be helpful for saving your favorite videos and adding them permanently to your library. It's also still a great solution for viewing content on your video iPod, phone, or locally on your Mac.
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