iPod Shuffle

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Originally Posted by dayamdave

20gb of music

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Holy Crap!!! That's over 4000 MP3's. :o:

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Originally Posted by sammm

Holy Crap!!! That's over 4000 MP3's. :o:

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I have 35 Gig (8250 songs) on my computer- waiting to be put into the ipod. Its gonna take forever to sift thru all that stuff.

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Originally Posted by joe.MIATA

I have 35 Gig (8250 songs) on my computer- waiting to be put into the ipod. Its gonna take forever to sift thru all that stuff.

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:shock: damn Joe! No wonder you never make it to any AX's anymore. You're too busy downloading and ripping.

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Originally Posted by sammm

:shock: damn Joe! No wonder you never make it to any AX's anymore. You're too busy downloading and ripping.

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I configured my PC to automatically rip, catalog, and eject on the insert of any audio CD. There is always a stack of CDs sitting by the computer and I try to make it a habit to put a new one in every time I walk away from the PC.

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Originally Posted by Titus

I configured my PC to automatically rip, catalog, and eject on the insert of any audio CD.

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Do tell. Can you explain that to me in 1000 words or less?

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Originally Posted by Titus

I configured my PC to automatically rip, catalog, and eject on the insert of any audio CD. There is always a stack of CDs sitting by the computer and I try to make it a habit to put a new one in every time I walk away from the PC.

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Same here.

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Originally Posted by sammm

Do tell. Can you explain that to me in 1000 words or less?

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Well, when you insert an Audio CD into Windows XP, a dialog box pops up and asks what you want to do with it (Explore, play in Media player, etc). One of the options is to launch the IPOD software. I selected this, and then checked the box for always do this without asking. Once in the IPOD software, there was options somewhere for auto rip and eject when complete. Easy as pie.

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Originally Posted by Titus

Easy as pie.

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Sweet! Thanks! :thumleft:

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RJ

Yea I know I dug it up from the archives but I got a couple of question

1. How do you know when an Ipod Shuffle is fully charged??
2. About how long will it go on a charge??

TIA

Not sure when it is fully charged, but the memory is flash memory so battery life should be 8-9hrs+. I just got an ipod mini for my b-day and have been getting 8 hours out of the battery.

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Originally Posted by POS Racing

How do you know when an Ipod Shuffle is fully charged??

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While charging, the light should be amber. Once charged, it turns green. There is also a small button on the back that you can push to see the level. Again, green is good.

Thanks folks! ::Afro::