MP3 Players

MPN: MC540LL, Apple iOS, 8 GB (Built-in Memory), 2000 Songs, Audio Files: MP3, WAV, AAC, MP3 VBR, AIFF, Audible. Video Files: MPEG-4, AVI, MJPG. Display Size: 3.5 inch, Weight: 3.56 oz. (100.9 g)

MPN: MC544BTA, 32 GB8000 Songs, Audio Files: MP3, WAV, AAC, MP3 VBR, AIFF. Video Files: MPEG-4, H.264, M4V, Mov, MP4. Display Size: 3.5 inch, Weight: 3.56 oz. (100.9 g)

MPN: MD057LL, Apple iOS, 8 GB (Built-in Memory), 2000 Songs, Audio Files: MP3, WAV, AAC, MP3 VBR, AIFF, Audible. Video Files: MPEG-4, H.264, MJPG, M4V, Mov, MP4. Display Size: 3.5 inch, Weight: 3.56 oz. (100.9 g)

MPN: MC293LLA, 160 GB40000 Songs, Audio Files: MP3, WAV, AAC, MP3 VBR, AIFF, Audible. Video Files: H.264. Display Size: 2.5 inch, Weight: 4.9 oz. (138.9 g)

MPN: MC011LL/A, Apple iOS, 64 GB (Built-in Memory), 16000 Songs, Audio Files: MP3, WAV, AAC, MP3 VBR, AIFF, Audible. Video Files: H.264, M4V, Mov. Display Size: 3.5 inch, Weight: 4.05 oz. (114.8 g)

MPN: MC387LL/A, 2 GB (Built-in Memory), 500 Songs, Audio Files: MP3, WAV, AAC, AIFF, Audible. Weight: 0.38 oz. (10.8 g)

MPN: MC688LLA, 8 GB (Built-in Memory), 2000 Songs, Audio Files: MP3, WAV, AAC, MP3 VBR, AIFF, Audible. Display Size: 1.54 inch, Weight: 0.74 oz. (21 g)

MPN: MC695LL, 16 GB (Built-in Memory), 4000 Songs, Audio Files: MP3, WAV, AAC, MP3 VBR, AIFF, Audible. Display Size: 1.54 inch, Weight: 0.74 oz. (21 g)

8 GB (Built-in Memory), 2000 Songs, Audio Files: MP3, WAV, AAC, MP3 VBR, AIFF, Audible. Display Size: 1.54 inch, Weight: 0.74 oz. (21 g)

MPN: MC691LL, 8 GB (Compact Flash (CF) Card), 2000 Songs, Audio Files: MP3, WAV, AAC, Audible. Display Size: 1.5 inch, Weight: 0.7 oz. (19.8 g)

MPN: MC692LL, 8 GB (Built-in Memory), 2000 Songs, Audio Files: MP3, WAV, AAC, AIFF. Display Size: 1.5 inch, Weight: 0.74 oz. (21 g)

MPN: MC751LLA, 2 GB (Built-in Memory), 500 Songs, Audio Files: MP3, WAV, AAC, MP3 VBR, AIFF, Audible. Weight: 0.44 oz. (12.5 g)

Since the debut of the iPod in October 2001 and the unveiling of iTunes in April 2003, Apple has revolutionized the digital music industry. The iPod has outsold all other digital music players, comprising over 70 percent of market sales. Recently, Apple announced that it had sold its one hundred millionth iPod, which makes it the best selling digital music player of all time. Apple sells a variety of iPod models, including the shuffle and the nano. The shuffle is offered in a 1 GB format, the nano is available in 2, 4, or 8 GB, while the video iPod comes equipped with 30GB or 80GB. These tiny, musical powerhouses have the ability to hold anywhere from 240 to 20, 000 songs. That is a lot of music, but what if you do not have that many songs? What else can you do with your iPod? In addition to music, you can look at photos, watch videos of your favorite TV shows or movies, play games, and listen to audio books. The iPod & iTunes Handbook also contains many tips and tricks, including how to transfer music, photos, videos, and audiobooks to your iPod and vice versa, how to make playlists, how to convert video for the iPod, how to integrate your car, how to burn a CD in iTunes, how to sync your tunes, how to add album art, how to use all the features of iTunes, how use your iPod as a hard drive, how to share your iTunes music, and much more. In addition, this book provides you with information on buying accessories and software for your iPod, such as cases, chargers, docking stations, portable speakers, earphones, cables, headsets, and car kits. Furthermore, you will discover the best places to buy accessories for your iPod and the Web sites that have the best pointers and free add-ons. Whether you have an iPod or are planning on buying one, whether you have no idea how to use your iPod or think you have mastered it all, you will learn all there is to know about iPods and iTunes by reading this book.

iPodpedia is the first book to show you everything that the iPod and iTunes have to offer—from music to movies and beyond. Whether you want to get the most out of your iPod’s music playback, create your own playlists, edit your music info and album art, convert your home movies and DVDs to iPod videos, listen to audiobooks and podcasts, or just unfreeze a frozen iPod, iPodpedia will show you how to do it.   Here’s some of what’s covered inside… •    Using the iPod, iPod Nano, and iPod Shuffle™ •    Apple’s new iPhone™ •    Purchasing music and movies from the iTunes Store •    Using iTunes to rip and burn CDs •    Managing music and playlists •    Finding cover art and other music file tag information •    Dealing with DRM (Digital Rights Management) •    Watching movies, TV shows, and other videos •    Listening to audiobooks and podcasts •    Viewing digital photos and slideshows •    Connecting your iPod to a home audio/video system •    Using the iPod in your car or boat •    Playing iPod games •    Using the iPod as a calendar and scheduler •    Exercising with the Nike+iPod Sports Kit •    Transferring files from your iPod to your PC •    Using add-on software programs •    iPod accessories •    iPod tips, tricks, and hacks •    Troubleshooting iPod problems Part 1:    Background 1    The History 2    The iPod Family 3    The iPhone Part 2:    Operation 4    Using the iPod 5    Using the iTunes Software 6    Using the iTunes Store Part 3:    Applications 7    Music 8    Podcasts 9    Audiobooks10  Photos 11  Videos12  Games Part 4:    Special Uses 13    Using Your iPod in the Living Room 14    Using Your iPod in the Car 15    Using Your iPod as a Portable Storage Device 16    Using Your iPod to Record Audio and Podcasts 17    Using Your iPod for Running and Exercise 18    Using Your iPod as a Calendar/Scheduler 19    Using iTunes to Manage Your Music Purchases Part 5:    Secrets 20    iPod Tips and Tricks 21    iPod Hacks Part 6:    Support 22    iPod Accessories 23    Third-Party Software24    iPod Troubleshooting Part 7:    Appendixes   Michael Miller has written more than 75 non-fiction how-to books over the past two decades, including Googlepedia: The Ultimate Google Reference, Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Computer Basics, How Microsoft Windows Vista Works, How Home Theater and HDTV Work, Tricks of the eBay Masters, and YouTube 4 You. His books have collectively sold more than a million copies worldwide, and he has established a reputation for offering real-world advice about complicated topics. More information can be found at the author’s website (www.molehillgroup.com) and at iPodPedia: The Blog (ipodpediatheblog.blogspot.com).   Category  Digital Music Covers     iPod and iTunes for Windows® and Mac® Level        Intermediate to Advanced