iPod

If you have a Nano, Classic, Shuffle or any iPod with the circle scroll thing in the middle, Hold the Play/Pause button until it turns off. If you have an iPod Touch or an iPhone, hold the Lock button until it says "Slide to turn power off", then slide the red button across the screen.

There is not a particular song title because the song has been composed for specificity gymnastics although once you get into level 7 you can get music that is by a certain artist as long as it doesn't have lyrics.

Its hard work. I used "My Sound Studio" and a Radio Shack microphone. The mic is good until the on button breaks. Until then, the quality is good. I redorded a full Christmas CD. It took me 72 solid hours spread over a month.

Depending on the quality of the sound card, a simple microphone might be adequate with suitable software.

But in most cases better convenience and sound quality can be obtained by using one of the many portable MP3 audio devices now on the market; most of these connect to the computer with a USB cable. It is important to pick one that has a microphone at least (some only support playing audio files transferred FROM the computer, but for this purpose one needs to transfer data from the device TO the computer). Some models also support connecting "line-level" signals from just about any audio device; this is often much better because then high-quality audio components can be used instead of the tiny microphone in the MP3 gadget.

Look around in a local computer or electronics store; devices that support capturing audio from a line-level input currently can be found for a little more than 100 US dollars.

Try a Tascam US224. You can find it at any major music store. It's both a soundcard (which is exellent for music recording like live plug-in instruments and mics) and a 4 channel mixer. It's basically an iterface between mics, midi and regular instruments and your computer. You'll also need recording software and as far as I know it comes with a pretty decent program called Cubase so that's all you need. It's also pretty inexpensive, check it out at www.tascam.com

Good luck.

Hello, i am listing my method here, i just give you an example, you can have a look at how it works for you.

erm..., you have to upload your photo on Photobucket.com, get the code then copy and paste it into your media box on ur profile. :]

You really cant. For one thing, it's almost 90% of the time illeagle to download TV shows in bit torrent. iTunes on the other hand , is legal. You however still be able to play this show through windows media player. Winamp should be able to upload any videos to your ipod without the need of itunes.

No. The iDog just reacts to music from an external source. You cannot store music on it.

yes

Try entering DFU mode/recovery mode. For ipod touch and iphone only. Take iphone as ipod, it's the same procedure.

Step One
Open iTunes and connect the iPhone to your Mac.


Step Two
Press and hold the Home button and the Sleep/Wake button at the same time.


Step Three
After exactly 10 seconds release the Sleep/Wake button. Continue holding the home button until you iTunes pops up a message telling you that it has detected an iPhone in recovery mode.


The iPhone screen will remain black like this:


NOTE***: It may take a few attempts to get your iPhone into DFU mode. Generally, I hold down both buttons then release the Home button just before I think the Apple logo would appear. If you are still holding both buttons down and you see the Apple logo you are holding them down for too long!

So if u did that properly, you get it and restore the ipod. Then it should work. If not contact apple.

It just doesn't recognize the touch you made to it. Let the iPod Touch sit for a few seconds, and then try a touch again. Try different kinds of touches until it will react.

no

I could be affected by the version of iTunes u are using, check that ur ipod version is within the same sync catergory as the itunes version. if they aren't you may need to update the itunes version or get a new ipod.

How many times do i need to write this message and get nothing!

there is a program that does it for you, it's called copypod photo. google it and use it. it works very well.

I can find no record that he has died.

Dfu mode is usually used to jailbreak your iPod touch

No, but you can put a voicemail password.

First, open up remote o. Your ipod touch, iPhone and then you open up iTunes on your computer. On your iPhone/touch select add iTunes library, you will see a 4- digit number. On your computer you will see and icon with the play button in it on the side pane of iTunes click it and type in the number that is on your iPhone or itouch and there you have it, make sure you have bonjour on otherwise it won't work

The most effective way is to purchase a small program called iPodsync. It has an option in its Advanced menu to Reset the iPod, ie to remove all entries in the Contact, Calendar, e-mail and any other folder you have. After this you simply resync, again using iPodSync, which, incidentally, will sync with Outlook versions earlier than 2003. With this application you will not need iTunes to sync your iPod. The whole thing is done in less than a minute, and for $11 that's a deal! I do not work for or sell iPodSync; I came across it after many frustrating attempts to delete multiple contact entries.

Whats a tf card? Team fortress? You need itunes

Go to settings then to Safari and go down to cookies

It depends on the song. There are songs that cost $0.69, $0.99, or &1.29. Sometimes if you buy the whole album, the cost per song is less. There also a free song every week. It depends on if you consider those prices expensive.

There is always more risk buying from craigslist than a typical store or online store. You have to use your best judgment to determine if a listing is a scam, and always be safe when going to look at the product. If you know nothing about ipods, you should bring someone along who does.

"Over There", by George M. Cohan "...We're coming over, we're coming over, and we won't be home 'till it's over over there!" For the Americans: one favorite was "Over There"; another was "It's a Long Way to Tipperary". Check out this link for the words and other bits of info: http://www.firstworldwar.com/audio/overthere.htm

you pop the CD in and use windows media player! Read your manual!