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you can find converters for that at newsvade.com

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the price depends on what generation you are looking for. the fourth and fifth can be as cheap as fifty dollars depending on where you are looking for try best buy, target,walmart even kmart. you can also find great prices online, you will probably spend anywhere from fifty to a little over a hundred dollars

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The apple iPod comes in many different colors, the standard colors of course being black or white. The ipod nano comes in silver, orange, green, blue, pink, red, purple and gun metal gray.

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Plug in your iPod

Go to "My Computer"

Go to your iPod's drive (F for me)

Make sure you can see all hidden folders (If you aren't sure go to Tools, Folder Options, View Tab, and check Show)

After that click iPod_Control

Click the folder called "Device"

And then change it from _locked, to _unlocked :D

Hope this helped

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A platform into which you can install a portable computer. The docking station typically contains slots for expansion cards, bays for storage devices, and connectors for peripheral devices, such as printers and monitors. Once inserted in a docking station, the portable computer essentially becomes a desktop model computer. When it is taken out, it becomes a portable computer again. Most importantly, the same data is accessible in both modes because it resides on the portable computer's drives. The idea behind docking stations is to let you simultaneously enjoy the expansion possibilities of desktop model computers with the portability of notebook computers. In addition, the docking station enables you to use a full-size keyboard and monitor when you're not traveling. Also To extends the portable's expansion bus so that it can be used with a collection of desktop devices, such as an AC power source, a full-sized keyboard and display monitor, as well as modems, mice, and standard PC port connectors.

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The TV system for the US is different to that of the UK, which is different to France and so on. Some use the same system but not always. I won't go into technical details, but the differences affect the colour and sound content of the video signal. The US television system uses a system called NTSC where as the PAL system is used over here in the UK. (In France they use SECAM). Basically, look for a UK video recorder that supports NTSC playback (you can get more expensive VCR's that will record in NTSC too!). That's it. The picture quality should be okay, but may be a little poor compared to the UK PAL playback.

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It's simple. All you have to do is hold down MENU and the center button until the apple logo appears. After that, wait for the ipod to return to the main menu.

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Since iTunes doesn't recognize the ancient operating system, you could try plugging the iPod in, and then finding it as a USB device. (In the control panel, or where-ever you can locate any USB devices plugged into the system) Then, you can instead, legally purchase music off an online store (Like amazon music) and drag and drop the song you purchased into the iPod's USB. You may have to look through the folders in the iPod USB connection, for example, go through and attempt to find the music folder. It's recommended you use a tutorial from a website like youtube and search something like, "how do you put music on an ipod through usb connection" -- I'm not a professional, but this is an idea!

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Okay, first you need to have Itunes downloaded onto your computer. Then you need to create a new file, right click, then select new file, and give it a name.

Once you have created a new file its pretty easy. Simply put the photos you want to put onto your ipod in the folder.

Next, open itunes and plug your Ipod in. It should shoe a picture of your Ipod on the left side bar under device. Click it.

Then, it should bring up a menu about your Ipod, click photos. It will then ask what folder you want to sync your photos from. Select the new one you made. After that hit sync.

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The ToyotaVanPeople link in the related links section should answer this question.

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It has been released. http://www.itunes.com iPod Video Converter is the best iPod video converter, which can convert iPod video files to all popular video formats such as MP4, FLV, AVI, ASF, WMV, 3GP, MOV, M4V, MPG, WMV, as well as all audio files like m4a, mp3, ac3, aac, wma, wav, ogg and so on.

http://www.ipodtools.org

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1st of September 2010

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You have to use a free program called iTunes. Just drag your mp3s to it and plug it your iPod.

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On most MP3 players, including iPods, you can delete and replace songs when you have it connected to a computer. Most MP3 players won't let you delete songs without connecting to a computer. -DJ Craig

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Chances are, probably not. Any PC that is running Windows 98 SE probably only has USB 1.x ports, which don't carry enough 'juice' to really charge an iPod nano. Also, iTunes itself (the software manager for the iPod) requires at least Windows 2000 to run. As an alternative, Apple makes wall chargers for iPods that can be purchased for about $30.

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£100 each.

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The only reason to cycle would be to give your kidneys a break from the Creatine. Also, it's always a good idea to give your body time to cleanse itself so taking a break from caffeine and other 'toxins' is helpful.