I-Tunes help for dummies

**Toaster** · 17th July 2007, 17:55

What the heck is an Ipod really anyway. I have no idea how they get songs on them or how to work one. Where is my ol' record player?

**Mom** · 17th July 2007, 17:58

Originally Posted by Toaster

What the heck is an Ipod really anyway. I have no idea how they get songs on them or how to work one. Where is my ol' record player?

*sigh* vinyl........

**Waylander** · 17th July 2007, 17:59

Originally Posted by Toaster

What the heck is an Ipod really anyway. I have no idea how they get songs on them or how to work one. Where is my ol' record player?

I don't think it would fit on a bike man, even one as big as yours.

**Big Dave** · 17th July 2007, 18:42

You're not using itunes on a mac are ya?

It's just so seamless on my systems. I've bought a heap of videos, and I get my favourite radio from back home as a podcasts. Downloads it all automatically and sticks it on my exercise unit. It's frozen twice in thousands and thousands of hours - it runs in my office 18hrs a day.

One of my early ipods had a shit battery, but apart from that I've ridden tens thousands of k's in them, walked hundreds of k's, played hundreds of games of basketball in them - including slam dunking them into the pavement on a number of occasions and haven't been able to kill them.

Love its guts.

**Gremlin** · 18th July 2007, 00:53

itunes is fine for anyone not IT literate... as soon as you start to try and do something out of sync with it, it rapes you harder than a pretty female in a park at night.

I was stupid enough to get raped twice

It created duplicates and everything. I like to do things my way... and itunes doesn't like that at all.

I love winamp.. it just needs to be able to get song info... thats the only thing missing for me