iPod Question

[skahound]

Ah, sorry. I don't think I've ever loaded a track-by-track disc on my iPod. Maybe someone else can shed some light on that.

[papa_giorgio]

I own the U2 20g ipod and so far its the best thing ive ever invested besides my Inspiron XPS notebook. I had 15gb, 20gb 3rd gen and sold em to friends so i could get into a 4th gen which i love to death.

[ecpolonyc]

Re: iPod Question

What I do to have all my sets in order if for example its a four part set, is to keep it simple. Make sure all your fields in filled in exactly the same. One letter off or an extra field filled in can throw whole the thing off. When filling in the info, this is how I have mine set up:

Name:
Live @ Pacha 07-29-04 Part 1, 2, etc.

Artist:
Deep Dish

Genre:
House

I leave the rest of the fields blank. Hope this helps.

[CSquare]

Re: iPod Question

^^^^

What I mean is, for example..... I rip my GU18 track by track and then I upload it in to the ipod, will it load at the end of each track or will it just jump to the next one with out stoping????

i know what you're saying. i have the exact same question. when you rip a compilation cd, it doesn't save without breaks. it'll break between every track. i've always wondered if there was a way to get rid of the breaks.

[TomTom]

Bypass this problem and rip your CD into one mp3 file with no breaks. You can use Exact Audio copy for doing this and get it for free here: http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/

[ecpolonyc]

Re: iPod Question

^^^^

What I mean is, for example..... I rip my GU18 track by track and then I upload it in to the ipod, will it load at the end of each track or will it just jump to the next one with out stoping????

i know what you're saying. i have the exact same question. when you rip a compilation cd, it doesn't save without breaks. it'll break between every track. i've always wondered if there was a way to get rid of the breaks.

When importing a CD to your library using iTunes, go to Advance->Join CD Tracks. This will join it into one file.