There’s actually a fairly straightforward way to make your own iPhone ringtones using your own music files (DRM protected music won’t work with this method – all other music will). Apple apparently only wants you to use their built-in method using music purchased from iTunes while barring you from using your own imported mp3s, most likely in an effort to boost paid downloads. However, this simple workaround works like a charm and requires nothing other than iTunes. [Read more →]
How to: Make your own iPhone ringtones
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Free Video to iPod Converter for Mac
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The Little App Factory has released a new, totally freeware application called Evom that lets users convert virtually any video file (even web videos like YouTube) to iPod format for Mac users. Not only that, but it’s incredibly simple, clean, and fast. If you’re a Mac user, this application is a must-have. It converts every kind of video file you have – divx, xvid, avi, wma, flash, the list goes on – and outputs it into perfect iPod-ready MP4 format. This will probably shape up to be the definitive video to iPod converter for mac for the foreseeable future as long as it remains free. It seems like the developers initially intended for it to be shareware with a license to unlock full functionality, but they have since done away with that model and decided to release the full application for free. My guess is that they want to use it to help drive users towards their other paid software, like iPodRip. Read on for the download link and tutorial with screenshots (although… you really don’t even need a tutorial it’s so easy).
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Video to iPod | Easiest Way to Convert Any Video to iPod
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This is by far the easiest way to convert any video file (avi, mov, wmv, rm, rmvb, mpeg, 3gp, DivX, XviD, and basically everything else) to iPod and iPhone-ready MPEG-4 (.MP4) format. It’s an incredibly simple 2-step process that anyone can follow. It’s fast, offers a preview window, and can convert any regular video file into a number of iPod video formats that support every iPod device to date, including iPod Classic, iPod Nano, iPod Touch, and the iPhone. Because it’s so easy, iPod Legends is awarding the Cucusoft iPod Movie/Video Converter our first Editor’s Choice Award for 2009. Most video to iPod converters don’t work right for a number of reasons. Some have audio/video sync issues, some don’t work with certain video types, some come loaded with spyware or adware, and a lot just flat-out don’t convert your videos. Cucusoft’s iPod Movie/Video Converter really stands out from the rest of the pack because it’s safe, it’s easy to use, and it converts any video perfectly every single time. Read on to download the program and use the tutorial, and have fun watching any video you want on your Apple iPod/iPhone device. [Read more →]
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DVD to iPod | Unbelievably Easy DVD to iPod Converter Tutorial
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I am going to say right off the bat that this is the easiest way to put your favorite DVDs onto your iPod. To define what I mean by easy, I mean two-steps easy.
Before I found this program it took me so long to put my DVD’s on to my iPod, and more than half the time it just didn’t work. I used countless programs in the past that just refused to work. After I got Cucusoft DVD to iPod Converter, it became my iPod’s best friend, and I have a feeling it will become yours too. We are awarding the Cucusoft DVD to iPod Converter our 2008 iPod Legends Editor’s Choice Award. [Read more →]
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DVD to iPod | How To Convert A DVD to iPod
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For this tutorial, all you need to do is download DVD43, which runs in the background, and Nero Recode, which is a very easy to use and professional program. Both are totally free. We’ve made a step-by-step tutorial to show you how to rip all of your protected and unprotected DVDs to your iPod. To convert your DVDs to iPod, read on.
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iPhone named 5th biggest tech disappointment of 2007
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PC World has officially labeled the Apple iPhone as the 5th biggest tech disappointment of 2007, joining the ranks of Windows Vista, the hi-def DVD format wars, and municipal WiMax’s dismal failures. [Read more →]
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Weirdest iPod accessories
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There are certainly a lot of seemingly pointless technologically based add-ons for iPods, and some of the cases on the market are a little ridiculous. By now, I’m assuming you’ve all seen the iPod toilet paper holder, but that’s just the beginning. You won’t believe some of the stuff we’ve seen and compiled in our list – they range from professional boxing business ventures to … uhh … sex toys. Read on for the list, price tags, and retailers. [Read more →]
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DVD to MP4 | How To Convert A DVD to iPod (MP4)
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Notice: This tutorial may be too advanced for some of our visitors. For an easier and faster way to convert DVDs to your iPod, read the How To Do An Unbelievably Easy DVD to iPod Conversion Tutorial. Learn why the program won our 2008 Editor’s Choice Award.
In this tutorial, by using just two free programs, you can convert a full DVD movie into an iPod-ready mp4 file. Read below for a full guide and links!
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See-through iPod case mod
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There are are a ton of different styles of exterior cases for your iPod, but not a whole lot of options are available for those who want a new actual encasing for the iPod. One of the cooler ones is set to come out within the next few months, potentially even sooner – and it’s totally see-through. It’s the iVue. [Read more →]
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Upgrade 5th Gen iPod Storage to 100GB
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PDASmart (www.pdasmart.com) has begun offering an upgrade service for owners of 5th gen 30gb, 60gb, and 80gb video iPods that will replace the existing hard drive with a 100gb Toshiba model. The newer, more efficient hard drive released at this year’s Consumer Electronic’s Expo uses less power than the existing hard drive in your iPod, which means more storage space (for approximately 25,000! songs) and also longer battery life. Read on for the pricing, the procedure, and the warranty information.
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