I like my in ear headphones from apple. they have a control and a
mike on them and cost 80 dollars, they also have a spare set of
drums and three tip sizes and nice cases for everyting.
On Mar 8, 2009, at 12:31 PM, Chris Hofstader wrote:
I have more than a month worth of digital and have no freezing
problems. I have had some peculiar issues regarding podcasts but
a kid working at the Apple store down on South Beach showed me my
problems and all became happy again. I must say, though, that
some aspects of synchronizing podcasts and playlists are a bit
less than intuitive with speech. Also, after synchronizing, one
may find themself without the titles of the podcasts but the
actual recordings hidden beneath the clicking sounds on the Nano.
Even with some of the struggles I've had with itunes/Nano, I still
think the combo is awesome and only use my Stream for the Daisy
stuff (which I also think is awesome).
OT: At the Apple store, I plunked down #$250 for a set of Shure
ear buds. They sound amazing and, in my opinion, are well worth
the hefty price tag.
On Mar 6, 2009, at 6:31 PM, David Poehlman wrote:
hmm, I don't have a freezing issue and I have over 9 days worth
of audio.
On Mar 6, 2009, at 6:14 PM, Marie Howarth wrote:
I've found if there's a lot of music in your itunes library,
itunes seems to do this. what I've tended to do is not view the
whole library at once. either search for something you're looking
for or change how you're viewing your itunes list. If you're
viewing in grid mode, try and select artist or genre or album and
ee if that helps to stop the freezing issue.
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On 6 Mar 2009, at 18:53, Mark Baxter wrote:
I've imported a lot of my music collection from my old laptop's
hard drive to my Macbook Pro's hard drive, over my router.
However, even when I've added the imported folder to the Itunes
library, when I try to play it, Itunes says "busy," and
freezes. Eventually it will return an error about a lost
connection. In Finder, I can see the MP3 files on the Macbook's
hard drive, and I can play them through quick look. So ...
what's up with this?
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