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jmcole

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29. March 2006 @ 14:07

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I just bought the 30GB IPOD and I haven't a clue. Two questions for ya:

1. Can you put folders on an IPOD. I'd like to clean it up so I don't have to scroll and scroll and scroll.

2. What format should audio books be in. The ones that I put on are MP3 so they went where the music is.

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jazo123

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29. March 2006 @ 16:10

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Hey, jmcole--

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Can you put folders on an IPOD. I'd like to clean it up so I don't have to scroll and scroll and scroll.

Yes, you can. They are called Playlists. In iTunes go to file-->New Playlist. Then make your iPod auto update the songs/videos on each playlist.

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What format should audio books be in. The ones that I put on are MP3 so they went where the music is.

They should be in mp3 format. They are appearing where the music is because that is what it is considered. There is no separate library for just the audiobooks.

Good luck mate!

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jmcole

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30. March 2006 @ 03:03

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Thanks jazo123

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Lethal_B

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30. March 2006 @ 07:50

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Origional Question By "jmcole"

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2. What format should audio books be in. The ones that I put on are MP3 so they went where the music is

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They should be in mp3 format. They are appearing where the music is because that is what it is considered. There is no separate library for just the audiobooks.

There is a seperate section for playlists if they are in correct audiobook format. If you want your files to be bookmarked as 'Audio Books', then they have to be in m4b format.

http://www.afterdawn.com/glossary/file_extensions/m4b.cfm

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jmcole

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30. March 2006 @ 12:57

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Thanks Lethal_B. Can you tell me how to put my audio books in m4b format? Or is there a thread you can point me to?

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Lethal_B

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30. March 2006 @ 13:20

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jmcole - http://oakroadsystems.com/genl/itunsabk.htm

If you get stuck, don't hesitate to post back ;-)

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jmcole

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30. March 2006 @ 14:14

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Thanks again Lethal_B.

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