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I am mowing clowns
Join Date: Dec 2005
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2006-02-02, 15:40 | Link #24 | |
I am mowing clowns
Join Date: Dec 2005
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Ear Damage
This has been a recent "media" issue that has now come to the courts. It has to do with hearing damage an portable audio devices (in this case, the iPod).
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-> Volume of hearing loss rising Experts worry that portable music devices are being played too loudly, resulting in damage to listeners' ears (read...) -> Ears at risk as iPod 'addiction" spreads (read...) -> Sound advice: Audiologist warns of hearing dangers from MP3 players (read...) |
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2006-02-10, 15:38 | Link #26 |
woofles
Join Date: Jan 2004
Age: 38
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Is the 5G Ipod about to become obsolete so soon?
http://www.engadget.com/2006/02/10/s...video-ipod-eh/ Looks like we'll have to wait and see Apple's official statement. But the rumors are that Apple is gonna release something for their 30th anniversary. |
2006-02-10, 15:47 | Link #28 | |
I am mowing clowns
Join Date: Dec 2005
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I just pop the Nano in at night and let it play while I'm sleeping. /edit: whoa...ImageShack is really sucking wind today...if that image doesn't come up the first time, try clicking it again. |
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2006-02-12, 11:55 | Link #30 |
Banned
Join Date: Feb 2006
Age: 35
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Well, I have an Ipod Nano and I think it is very convienient. I can put a lot of music on it, listen to it on the go, and even hook it up to my car radio. The Nano is small enough for me. As for the other Ipods, I think they are still too big. But, for video playback, I guess it isn't all that bad in size anymore.
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2006-03-17, 01:21 | Link #32 |
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iPOD Video: Is it worth it?
What do people think of their iPOD Video? After making a killing on my income tax returns (gotta love great tax guys) I've really been considering getting an iPOD Video. Only problem though is I'd probably only use it at work during my lunch break and in my car (after installing an iPOD ready radio) I don't know if I'd use it all that much around the house. Did it make a huge impact on any skeptics out there? |
2006-03-17, 05:46 | Link #33 |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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I have three iPods, from frequent purchases over the past few years. The second generation iPod, the Nano 4GB, and the most recent purchase being the Video 60GB. I have had no problems with either of the three, nor has my girlfriend with her Nano, and we both use it fairly frequently, plugging the thing into amps for small parties, etc... As for hearing loss, I'm a lover for nightclubs, with headphones as part of my head for as long as I can remember. If I were to lose my hearing so be it, it'll have to be a risk I'm willing to take.
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2006-03-17, 20:08 | Link #35 |
Monarch Programmer
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Liverpool
Age: 42
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Well my ipod still refuses to work with my pc. Seriously, it's like a stubborn bastard. I have tried everything bar installing SP2, though I can't see how that would make any difference.
It is blatantly a piece of white plastic. Hate it! >.<
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2006-03-17, 20:14 | Link #37 | |
Monarch Programmer
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Liverpool
Age: 42
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2006-03-18, 10:35 | Link #39 | |
With Mayo
Join Date: Feb 2006
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The actual video part of the iPod for me isn't really that big of a deal. I've got a couple videos on it right now, and it's not that bad trying to watch them. However it just happens for me that I'm rarely in a situation where I would want to be able to watch videos on my iPod rather than another media device (for me, my laptop would be a better media player for plane rides, etc). But, if you're looking to get a non-Nano iPod, you pretty much get the video regardless. And do remember, you'd need to purchase Quicktime Pro if you want to make your own videos for the iPod, and not purchase them off iTunes. |
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2006-03-18, 12:48 | Link #40 |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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To me, the biggest advantage the 5G iPod (Video) has over the the many other nameless gizmos is its size and space. Its size basicaly means you can fit it into any pocket any time, and its space means you can, obviously, hold alot of stuff. ITunes is also extremely smple and easy to use. It can also be used as a 30G/60G portable harddrive too.
About the video, when it came out imo it was damn good. But just recently, I was shown a thingie that costed $200 and can hold 20G, watch videos that was near iPod quality, listen to music, and surf the internet, and an another thingie that costed $350, can surf internet, listen to music, take pictures, put notes, and wach videos. I didn't check the video quality of the last one tho, and I'm sure they could've done other stuff too. If you plan on using the 5G iPod just for watching videos, imo it would be kind of a waste. The main feature of an iPod is still is, and will continue to be, listening to music. There tons of other stuff now apparently that can play videos with near quality to an iPod, and do tons of other stuff too. And about the Quicktime Pro comment, no, don't waste money there. Get the Videora iPod Converter, its just as good if not better for converting videos to iPod and its free. |
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