1. As you add and remove tracks the space on your iPods hard drive may become fragmented. To get around this the iPod is forced to split up the files and fit them into the available space. When it comes to playing back these tracks it then has to search for the separate pieces and pull them back together again which takes time. This will slow your iPod down. The more tracks you have added or removed the longer it takes for your iPod to play them back. To get around this reformat your iPod every 6 months or so, you will have to refill it each time but it is well worth the effort as it will be faster and more efficient.
2. CD to Mp3: There is software available at the market which converts all your CDs to any format. Automated tagging system to sort your files, create your own music library and copies CDs digitally, not through the soundcard. It could cost you some few bucks, but it's probably worth it.
3. Converting WMA files - Using a PC compatible audio file converter such as dB power AMP (visit my site to get the link to this free converter).
4. Converting streaming video files to play on your iPod - There are programmes that you will need to let you record streamed videos. Though this can be time consuming it is well worth it. First you will need
5. To down load real seven time converter (visit my site to get the link to this free converter). This programme turns real play streams into AVI audio visual files which you can save on your hard drive. To play them on your iPod, you will then need to change these into MOV files. To do this, you will need another programme, such as Rad's Bink Tools (visit my site to get the link to this free tool).
6. If you download any tracks from Napster they cannot be transferred onto Apple iPod because the file format is not supported.
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