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I need help with my Video iPod
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[FONT="Arial Black"][/FONT]Hello i really need help with my (Video iPod 60 GB)
1- How can I delete some of the photos that i've added ?
2- I couldn't download any videos it seems too easy but i couldn't i've tried many ways but they all turn ou wrong ?
plzzzzz i really need help
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ive downloaded most of my videos for the 30 and 60 GB iPod through limewire and they have turned out just fine. what have you been using to download the videos from?
iTunes works just peachy also.
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Last edited by kadoyle; Feb 7, 2006 at 08:13 PM.
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I'm using iTunes it's great in downloading songs and photos but i couldn't download any videos from it and what's ( limewire ) i've never heard of it ..does it work with all kind of PC's and more important is it easy??
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Okay, Super GAL, can you tell me exactly what OS you're running on what kind of computer? Also lets find out what version of iTunes and QuickTime you have. Once we get that info in place we'll have a clearer picture of what to do to get those videos behaving.
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My OS: Windows xp
My Computer: (sony vaio labtop)
My iTunes and QuickTime versions: i'm not sure but the iTunes logo is green and the QuickTime's is blue (it's really imbarresing not to have a clue in tech stuff)
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Originally Posted by Super GAL
My OS: Windows xp
My Computer: (sony vaio labtop)
My iTunes and QuickTime versions: i'm not sure but the iTunes logo is green and the QuickTime's is blue (it's really imbarresing not to have a clue in tech stuff)
(its a pet peeve of mine, but this is how you spell: embarrassing)
anyway, limewire is just a media downloading service. you can pay to use it or just download a free version off the internet. it allows you to download any type of media (music, tv shows, videos, etc.) it should work with all kinds of PC's. i have a Dell Laptop and it works just fine with that and my HP Pavillion desk top and anyone else that i know that uses it has no problem, except that you have to run your virus scan more often because you have to disable your firewall protector to download it.
i cant help with the iTunes problem...mine works just fine. maybe that other guy can help with that.
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Ok thanx for corecting my spelling (are you a spelling bee or something )
Any way i just wanna know if it can download video files from my PC to my iPod ?
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yes it can download video files to your iPod
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Originally Posted by Super GAL
Ok thanx for corecting my spelling (are you a spelling bee or something )
Any way i just wanna know if it can download video files from my PC to my iPod ?
yes but it might not work if you dont have the newest version of itunes or quicktime. If you do you should then be able to download videos from itunes the same way you do music then load them onto your ipod very easly. If you want to get more complicated you could load any video in mp4 format onto your ipod. You could get these from ripping a dvd (using handbreak or windows equvilent) or like kadoyle said from limewire.
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Originally Posted by demibob
yes but it might not work if you dont have the newest version of itunes or quicktime. If you do you should then be able to download videos from itunes the same way you do music then load them onto your ipod very easly. If you want to get more complicated you could load any video in mp4 format onto your ipod. You could get these from ripping a dvd (using handbreak or windows equvilent) or like kadoyle said from limewire.
hey can you explain what i need to do to rip a dvd? i mean ripping it from one that i already own that i want on my iPod. cause i dont really wanna pay for a movie for my iPod unless there is no other way.
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Originally Posted by demibob
yes but it might not work if you dont have the newest version of itunes or quicktime. If you do you should then be able to download videos from itunes the same way you do music then load them onto your ipod very easly. If you want to get more complicated you could load any video in mp4 format onto your ipod. You could get these from ripping a dvd (using handbreak or windows equvilent) or like kadoyle said from limewire.
Do you mean i have to use itunes plus limewire ....or i can download videos by using iTunes only
ps: I do have the newest version of iTunes (how can it help)???
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the software for the most recent version of iTunes should have come with your iPod. you just need to upload it. you can download video from iTunes OR limewire. you dont have to use both.
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