tremblantripper
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is it possible to put movies onto an ipod??
movies to an ipod
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aclsarescary
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yes, you have to save to its hard drive or sumshit like that...I dont know how to do it.
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ReggaeConcept
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Just put the iPod in hard drive mode and drop the movie into a folder when it shows up at drive I (or whatever the drive is called in My Computer).
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aclsarescary
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no it doesnt play, your just saving it to the ipod to transfer somewhere else.
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Itsbackfliptime
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you can put every frame of the movie on an iPod photo and scroll through while listening to the audio of the movie. That would be dope as hell.
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tremblantripper
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iRiver?? whats this, another apple product or what?, is it kinda like the iPod photo?
aclsarescary
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why would you want to watch a movie a crappy little I river scree?
Buy a laptop.
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Buy a laptop.
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Utahpowderskier
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nobody can deny that the iRiver is a sweet MP3 player. Anyone who really cares about quality of sound should really look into one. I love mine.
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www.iriver.com.
I've not compared the iRiver and iPod directly, but my old Creative Zen Xtra sounded a similar quality to an iPod, and the iRiver is definitely an improvement on the Zen in terms of sound quality.
I only found out about the video support last week, and I thought the same - it's just a gimmick that won't be worth using, especially when I found out that videos can only be 11 frames per second max. But I gave it a shot anyway and it's surprisingly smooth to watch. There's no point criticising it if you've never used it, whoever said that.
Personally, I much prefer it to the iPod. The fact that it is true plug and play is a huge point - I can transfer music/work/etc to any computer anywhere without needing to install anything. The size is good for me, sound quality is excellent, video support is cool, and the EU model functions as a USB host, meaning you can transfer photos straight to it fro myour camera, which will save me a fortune in memory cards now.
I've not compared the iRiver and iPod directly, but my old Creative Zen Xtra sounded a similar quality to an iPod, and the iRiver is definitely an improvement on the Zen in terms of sound quality.
I only found out about the video support last week, and I thought the same - it's just a gimmick that won't be worth using, especially when I found out that videos can only be 11 frames per second max. But I gave it a shot anyway and it's surprisingly smooth to watch. There's no point criticising it if you've never used it, whoever said that.
Personally, I much prefer it to the iPod. The fact that it is true plug and play is a huge point - I can transfer music/work/etc to any computer anywhere without needing to install anything. The size is good for me, sound quality is excellent, video support is cool, and the EU model functions as a USB host, meaning you can transfer photos straight to it fro myour camera, which will save me a fortune in memory cards now.