Man, I was just trying to restore my iPod since it wasn't showing up in the iTunes and I did something I shouldn't have and I think I erased the factory settings or something. I know I tried to restart the computer when the restore process stalled-a stupid thing I'm sure. I'm upset that I should have just left it alone, now I have to make a trip to the Apple store. The worst case scenario is that I will have to buy a new one, but I'm hoping it will be a simple process to restore/reboot it. Nothing I can do about it now. Update later.
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email visaya - he'll know what to do while your at it ask him about his fm transmitter that allows him to listen to his ipod in any car or on any clock radio. sweet.
Posted by: phatrick | May 27, 2004 at 09:51 AM
Yeah iPod acessories are cool. I've got portable speakers and a back up battery pack. It's all good.
Posted by: MC | May 27, 2004 at 04:18 PM
Phatrick was correct. You can reset yr iPod yrself by holding down the [i think] play and menu buttons at the same time. but i guess you know that now.
btw: the iTrip attachment is a must at just $35 bucks.
Posted by: mjv | May 27, 2004 at 09:48 PM
Yeah I know how to do that, it was more complicated than that, it wouldn't reset, a file with an "!" showed up and I couldn't do anything with it, but the apple guy figured it out after some monkeying around. I wonder about the sound quality of your transmitter-how is it?
Posted by: MC | May 28, 2004 at 12:16 AM
The itrip is Mono, I recommend the FM Stereo Podfreq.
I bought the itrip, didn't like the sound and found that it got a lot of interference and was underpowered. At least in my Audi A4 anyways.
The podfreq is awesome.
Posted by: Cameron | August 27, 2004 at 03:32 AM