APPLE AGAIN

Not problems, but the opposite.

I know there is a certain reservation by some people who have had bad experiences but again things are going well with our I pods here, 6 in total.

Just been compiling a collection of Hawain music for my sons themed gig tomorrow and after using I tunes to produce a play list synced all the ipods with the new playlist very smoothly without problem.

Even using a clapped out PC with Windows 7.

Extremely useful facility if you just use it for playback.

No problems here with Apple, the I pads keep producing excellent results as well.

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Originally Posted by CRAZY K

Not problems, but the opposite.

I know there is a certain reservation by some people who have had bad experiences but again things are going well with our I pods here, 6 in total.

Just been compiling a collection of Hawain music for my sons themed gig tomorrow and after using I tunes to produce a play list synced all the ipods with the new playlist very smoothly without problem.

Even using a clapped out PC with Windows 7.

Extremely useful facility if you just use it for playback.

No problems here with Apple, the I pads keep producing excellent results as well.

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Are you residing the minidiscs to the bin then. :)
I love my iPods, they are so handy, even the little touch one. Unbelievable really how things have evolved.

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Originally Posted by yourdj

Are you residing the minidiscs to the bin then. :)
I love my iPods, they are so handy, even the little touch one. Unbelievable really how things have evolved.

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Mini Discs are still very much for my Instructed Dancing--just unbelievably rock solid,
for me I pods are for background music and again have proved rock solid as well as very user friendly with compilation of play lists with I tunes and after understanding exactly how to achieve the syncing process ( after a lot of research for my original Classic IPods) although the new style smaller models sync very easily.

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Originally Posted by CRAZY K

Mini Discs are still very much for my Instructed Dancing--just unbelievably rock solid,
for me I pods are for background music and again have proved rock solid as well as very user friendly with compilation of play lists with I tunes and after understanding exactly how to achieve the syncing process ( after a lot of research for my original Classic IPods) although the new style smaller models sync very easily.

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I think you wont look back Apple are popular for a reason. I remember when everyone used to comment on my G4 powerbook as it was unique, now my macbook looks like every other laptop in the shops). I have never had an issue with any iPods and have been using them since they came out. Not sure how many I have owned since the classic, but I have two iPod shuffles, two 3GS phones (basically ipod touch) & one of these:

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I tend not to use the shuffles (as you can't see whats playing) and only use the 3gs's for home use. When out the above gets used for background (its amazing) and the iPad for any entrance tracks for wedding breakfasts as it has bluetooth for remote use. It also had Djay, which is my main back up. The iPods should have a 12 second overlay, which makes blending playlists together excellent, but if you have bluetooth I would seriously consider getting the below, so you don't even have to go to the device. it works from at least 20 metres away, despite advertising 10. :)

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Satechi-Med...ds=iPad+remote

See - an example of something i know about and am willing to help someone out. :p