Télécharger SharePod - Clubic Hack Attack: Automatically sync iTunes to any folder(s) - Lifehacker Yet another iPod manager - Downloads This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Have you read this? Please feel free to read the online documentation to learn how to use the basic and advanced features. Before downloading please note that I won't provide email support because of the huge number of emails received daily but in the FAQ and forum you'll also find answers to most common problems and error messages. YamiPod will be updated to keep it updated with latest iTunes versions. Stable version Binaries: YamiPod has been awared by SoftPedia.com with "100% CLEAN" Softpedia Award!
EphPod - iPod for Windows (and Linux) :: HOME iPod Diagnostic Mode iPod into Diagnostic Mode Quickly find out if your iPod has a hardware problem Even though you are probably not aware of it, virtually everything you own, which uses electricity, has a diagnostic mode. Everything from your cell phone to your dishwasher can tell you what is wrong with it, or at least give you a clue, if you know the secret combination of buttons to push. If you suspect there is something wrong with your iPod, you can switch it to diagnostic mode to determine what the problem may be. 1. iPhone & iPod Touch: "Menu" and "Sleep Button" If you iPod is't listed here, please see this page for more info. 3. Older iPod Diagnostic Mode Tests: The following tests are for the older iPods, 1G to 4G. You can run the following tests on older iPods. Here's a breakdown of the tests: If your iPod passes the diagnostic tests, you should see a screen like the one below: To get your iPod out of Diagnostic Mode, you will have to restart it again. Diagnostic Mode Tests for newer iPods:
Playlist: Moving music off the iPod Editor’s Note: The following article is excerpted from the second edition of the Macworld iPod and iTunes Superguide, a 78-page, $12.95 PDF with the very best iPod and iTunes information from the experts at Macworld and Playlist. This new edition, updated for iTunes 7 and Windows compatibility, shows you how to import music from CDs, cassette tapes, and LPs, organize and manage your music files, convert DVDs for playback on a video iPod, and more. In this excerpt, senior editor Christopher Breen looks at moving copies of your music from an iPod to your computer. When you’re in the business of writing about the iPod for fun and profit, the question most often thrown your way is: “How do I get my music off the iPod and onto my computer?” The difficulty in answering such a question is that it may be born of less-than-honorable intent. Given that I’m asked the question with such regularity, I’ve decided to point the way in the hope that it will help the virtuous among us. Ghostly protection
How To: Fix iTunes - Download Squad It took quite a while for me to come around, but iTunes eventually changed the way that I listen to music (and download podcasts) on my PC. I was a long, long, long time WinAmp user, and until iTunes released a version that minimized to my system tray, and I could find a way to control iTunes with keyboard shortcuts, I wasn’t interested. Well, the first problem was dealt with a while ago, and for my second problem I found iTunesKeys, a program dedicated to solving iTunes’ woefully missing keyboard shortcut access. But, after using iTunes for awhile, I realized that while Apple has given us an incredibly elegant and fun to use media player, its developers suffer from some serious delusions that iTunes users will never make mistakes, or decide to delete songs. I can’t quite fathom why you would have an application show a [!] symbol when it finds a missing file, yet offer no way to actually remove the reference to that missing file. Tags: freeware, howtos
I get the "sad face iPod" on the screen of my iPod. Connect the iPod to a power source (computer/wall charger) Press and hold the Menu and Select buttons until the Apple logo appears, then... ...immediately switch to holding down the Select and Play/Pause buttons. Disk Mode: If you can get the iPod into Disk Mode, you should be able to update/restore it (which will solve any software problem). Go to Start > All Programs > iPod > iPod Updater (folder) > iPod Updater (most recent date). Once the iPod Updater loads, it will prompt you to attach the iPod, do so. Update - if this is an option, take it! Restore - Although this'll erase all your tunes, it will also erase any software problems. iPod Updater program: You can try the iPod Updater and see if it'll get it going again. Restoring will erase everything on the iPod and reload the software. Highlight the iPod in the Source list. Does the iPod appear in iTunes? Right click on the iPod and select Format . Does the iPod appear in My Computer? Posted by: skorniakoff_1000 at 05 Jan 07:54 permalink