Yes, you can rip the entire CD as one large file and use audiobinder to create "chapters" for each song. here's a tutorial.

Cool tool, but it looks like a LOT of work.

if you use the join function, that might do what you want.

Thanks, guys. I hadn't noticed the "Join CD tracks" feature before, but it doesn't include the individual track divisions when I rip them. Audiobinder looks like a good bet here, s…

I thought my prayers were answered when I saw ESPN Gameplan broadcasts college football games over the internet. From what I can gather, Gameplan ties into the "Motion" technology…

I used ESPN gameplan to watch college football last year and didn't have any problems (867mhz Tibook with Panther at the time)

Have you tried it this year? What happens when you click on the system requirements link?

Ok, I see what you mean. Don't spend any money because I said this, but I believe you can ignore that system requirements notice. That was there last year and it doesn't look like …

An update for those interested: I took a chance and purchased ESPN Gameplan and I was very happy to see that my Mac could view the games just fine. However my joy was shortlive…

I need some information regarding audio encoding. When I purchase a song from iTunes, it has been encoded with 128 AAC. If I want to burn it to CD, it gets encoded as an AIFF Fil…

The AIFF file format is NOT compressed, while AAC files ARE compressed. Make sense?

It seems to me that the 4GB is a much better deal than the 2GB for only $50 more. You pay so much for the price of admission that it seems that 2GB would not be a wise option. Th…

If you have to think about it much, the 4 GB is almost certainly the one to get. Unless your music library is far below the capacity of the 2 GB, its better to future-proof for ju…

I ordered the 4 gig through the education store. I think it came out to $230, which isn't too bad, and it comes with free shipping.

Yeah, with the Educ. price, it's a pretty impressive package for the money.

The black one for sure.

Wow, so far 95% for the 4GB!

I got a 4GB iPod nano. I'm gonna play with it and then give to my sister for X-Mas. Who knows... I might just have to buy another one for myself. Dear Steve Jobs, please gimme an…

Unless there are more voters, the total is >96% for 4GB. I wonder how many 2GBs are going out the door.

any idea if searching for songs, viewing photos, or downloading/uploading files will be slower or faster? also, can thise be used to hold data files temprarily, like the ipods?

Yes you can use it like a data drive just like any iPod. At first I thought it would be faster than a hard disk but It depends on the flash memory, but given samsung's 4gb model it…

I get this message each time I sync my iPod. The offending photo is just a regular photo, and is no different from any other photos in my library. In fact, I deleted the photo it…

If I upload a 1024x768 picture to the Nano, with it get resized for the small screen so it takes up less memory or will the iPod store the entire file? I would like to use the pho…

it does for my ipod photo(you have the option to also store the full res photos), so I'm sure it does it for the nano too.

Makes sense, especially since there is not signal out for viewing on an external device...