Comment Re:Sudden Outbreak of common sence (Score 5, Funny) 270
...or a similar one.
How about "Sudden outbreak of common sense"
...or a similar one.
How about "Sudden outbreak of common sense"
If you switch to your mac, it reformats your ipod/iphone to hfs format from fat format. You should back up your itunes library on your pc, restore it on your mac, and then sync it with your mac.
I have used plenty of windows formatted ipods with my mac. You can sync a fat formatted ipod on a mac but not an hfs formatted ipod on windows (with itunes at least.)
I FIRST made sure I corrected the DEFAULT setting that would have had it copying and renaming, and doing only who knows what to my music. Heaven forbid you should organize something yourself in the Mac world!
This is the best feature of iTunes. I don't have time or patience to meticulously hand-sort and rename all of my music files after I rip or buy them online. Also, it's optional, and one of the first things iTunes asks you about after installing it.
Seriously though, is there a business conference that happens annually now where presenters try to sell the audience on the benefits of alienating your customers by providing sub-par purchasing and product use options? Do they start the whole thing off with a keynote on how to use copyright to extort and sue your customers?
They offered a great purchasing option and got taken advantage of so they are taking it away. They aren't suing their customers, if they were I imagine I'd have something in my mailbox asking me to appear in court. In fact, they are suing the thieving bastards who think they are entitled to something for nothing.
Like any arms race where it's content producers vs. the internet, the internet will win in the end.
Which is too bad. All these idiots who think that they are somehow entitled to something for nothing will end up driving the content providers out of business. Than what will the internet have won?
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