Need An iPod Expert

[puckjim]

[quote name="LordKOTL"]

Yeah, but I ourgrew Playskool's "My 1st Computer"...err...I'm sorry, Macs, when I was 5 years old.[/quote]



I forgot the whole "removing spyware builds character" argument.

 

[canucklehead]

did you remember the whole "nobody exploits my computer's numerous security flaws because there's nothing to gain from hacking a hippy" argument? Hackers don't write maleware for macs because there's little to no point, although they have started doing it more and more lately as it's popularity has increased.

 

[LarmersOneTimer]

have you contacted cid yet?

 

[PatrickSharpRules]

[quote name="genefoley"]@ PSR: Yep.



All their live albums are 2 or 3 CDs. But I'd like them to be combined into one because that way there is only one album instead of two or three for the same concert. (So the end of disk 1 flows seamlessly into disk 2) If it helps -- when I go to the folder that I downloaded these albums with, when I click on the songs and click "get info" the songs on the first cd say CD1 and the songs on the second cd say CD2 at the title portion of the get info. So if i could get in there and change that to keep it the same for both disks, I think it would work, only problem is I have no idea how to do that.[/quote]

Well I mean theres no way you can make them into a single disc that I know of. I have a shit ton of full concerts and it just happens that way. Just cause there's more than one disc doesn't make it a different album, for everyone I have the dates the same, artworks the same, the only thing thats different in the disc #'s. It doesn't interfere with segues or anything, it phlows just as good as say the White Album which is 2 discs.



Maybe I'm not getting your problem but tomorrow we'll figure it out.

 

[bookjones]

[quote name="genefoley"]@ PSR: Yep.



All their live albums are 2 or 3 CDs. But I'd like them to be combined into one because that way there is only one album instead of two or three for the same concert. (So the end of disk 1 flows seamlessly into disk 2) If it helps -- when I go to the folder that I downloaded these albums with, when I click on the songs and click "get info" the songs on the first cd say CD1 and the songs on the second cd say CD2 at the title portion of the get info. So if i could get in there and change that to keep it the same for both disks, I think it would work, only problem is I have no idea how to do that.[/quote]



Are you trying to change the album titles to "CD1" only from the iTunes Phish file/folder you have stored on your drive or have you tried right clicking on the song(s) while/from running iTunes itself? When I want to change information, delete album artwork etc. about a say a bunch of new downloads I highlight them all from "Music" in iTunes itself by right clicking and then going to that "Get Info" tab.

 

[TSD]

[quote name="canucklehead"]did you remember the whole "nobody exploits my computer's numerous security flaws because there's nothing to gain from hacking a hippy" argument? Hackers don't write maleware for macs because there's little to no point, although they have started doing it more and more lately as it's popularity has increased.[/quote]



That bugs me too. They think its because of the uber OS programmers over at apple, when the actual reason is there are far more PC users than mac, and its a waste of time, kinda like the same reason its a pain in the ass to run to best buy and find any mac software.



The funny thing is, the only time you are going to get a virus is if you do something stupid, plain and simple. i.e. clicking links from emails from unknown senders, going to erroneous websites, clicking "ok" on the pop up that claims your PC is full of viruses because your incapable of telling a popup from an actual warning from your security suite.

 

[PatrickSharpRules]

[quote name="TSD"]



That bugs me too. They think its because of the uber OS programmers over at apple, when the actual reason is there are far more PC users than mac, and its a waste of time, kinda like the same reason its a pain in the ass to run to best buy and find any mac software.



The funny thing is, the only time you are going to get a virus is if you do something stupid, plain and simple. i.e. clicking links from emails from unknown senders, going to erroneous websites, clicking "ok" on the pop up that claims your PC is full of viruses because your incapable of telling a popup from an actual warning from your security suite.[/quote]



Hey it might bug you but I've had my Mac for about three years, lots of porn, downloading things, torrents for shows, and I've had about 5 pop-ups, let alone an actual computer problem. And I use it all the fucking time. I had Dells my whole life and had more problems in a day than I've had with this computer in years. To me it works better, is much better shortcut wise, everything is smoother even after all this time(never any lag or slowness), the computer just runs like a brand new Dell for years. Until I get a problem I'll always be getting Mac's.



And it goes beyond viruses to me, I only got one game on here and therefore this computer just better suits my needs.