I believe that most trophy shops that do laser engraving are capable of this-and you can usually walk in and walk out of these brick-and-mortar shops! I'd hate to have to depend o…

10 minutes ago I went to a locksmith and had my (will soon be my girlfriends') iPod 3rd gen computer-engraved. It took 5 minutes. Just don't engrave too deep. before engraving i p…

how did u do that?? =/

Quote: Originally Posted by havocidal how did u do that?? =/ He's probably using this: http://ipodlinux.org/Video_Player He must be using the potentially unstable develope…

Quote: Originally Posted by hadocon He's probably using this: http://ipodlinux.org/Video_Player It is a shame that with this method users must specifically format the video file…

Very cool.. Just a shame it needs a degree in Nerdnux to make it possible. Apple could easily have done this themselves if they wanted. So Why didn't they? Im guessing its down to…

hmm?? i mean they are already offering music videos in itunes... so what's stopping them from putting video capability in it??? btw khan... i don't own the ipod (color) currently.…

Quote: Originally Posted by havocidal hmm?? i mean they are already offering music videos in itunes... so what's stopping them from putting video capability in it??? btw khan..…

Is it possible for me to adjust the resolution to make the video even smaller? I can only watch movies on screens that are the size of a postage stamp.

Sept. 9. Scroll down. http://forums.macnn.com/showthread.php?t=268918&page=5

Could be that it wont work until you have the QT 7.0.2 update? Just a thought

*sigh* yes it is. I didn't install QT702 yet. I was waiting for issues with DiVX, 3ivx, and Toast to be resolved before I install QT702.

Quote: Originally Posted by r8rs4lf It may say it somewhere, but I haven't found it. What kind of format is music saved as, on iTunes? Is there a way to better compress each s…

Thanks for all that info! So I need to change the format of the songs to be able to store more of them right or is it not that serious? How do I do that? Is there some type of so…

You can do it right through iTunes. But keep in mind, if you are converting from one lossy format to another (ie MP3 to AAC), there will be a noticeable deterioration of the sound …

FYI: A 128kbps AAC will have the same file size as a 128kbps MP3 unless you start talking new-fangled VBR encoding, etc. Unless you're incredibly intent on getting exactly 1000 s…

Quote: Originally Posted by lenox Unless you're incredibly intent on getting exactly 1000 songs into your ipod nano there's no reason to re-convert any files you may have ripp…

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Quote: Originally Posted by r8rs4lf Thank you, just what I wanted to know! So why do people do it then? Late- Alex Almost nobody does it. Why would you ? The iPod support…

umm... Why don't you do it? Sounds like a great idea. Get a design down, find some manufacturer's and have at it. You could make a little money.

i was thinking of something like this, but i swear i'll sit on it, and then goodbye nano.

The folks over at Arstechnica seem to have shown that sitting on the Nano really isn't that big of a deal The thing is practically indestructable. Check it out

Need a long headphone cord to have it in the wallet. Plus, it'll be a bitch changing playlists.

I've actually got a little sketch here, I'll post it later. I think it could work.

Quote: Originally Posted by Randman Need a long headphone cord to have it in the wallet. Plus, it'll be a bitch changing playlists. That's the next trick. if we're sticking…