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		<title>By: wco81</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 10 Oct 2004 11:49:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Good to hear you like it.  But it&#039;s designed in California and made in the Far East somewhere.&lt;br /&gt;
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Yeah look into the Smart Playlists.  I made one of the least played songs so I can hear some stuff in my library that didn&#039;t play too much in the shuffle mode.  It&#039;s dynamic so as you add more songs, it updates automatically.&lt;br /&gt;
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I&#039;ve not bought a single song from iTunes Music Store.  Still have a lot of CDs to rip yet (BTW, with 40 GB, I would look into ripping at 192kbps AAC).  They have some free downloads occasionally and a lot of spoken word content.  For instance, they had free downloads of the VP debates, if you really want to listen to something like that.&lt;br /&gt;
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But the record companies are really greedy.  Even though iTMS is doing well, there are rumors they want to raise prices to protect CD sales.  Other rumors suggest that they&#039;ve raised the fees so companies like Apple are forced to eat costs in order to maintain the 99 cents prices.  A lot of albums which were 9.99 have increased in price.&lt;br /&gt;
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ipodlounge is a great resource, if you want to hear about getting new headphones or ideas on getting the most out of the iPod.  They have a review of a &quot;Tivo&quot; for radio called the radioShark.  You can schedule recordings of FM shows (not sure about AM) or rewind broadcasts you&#039;re listening live.  Then you can save as an AAC file and upload to your iPod.  Very cool.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Good to hear you like it.  But it&#8217;s designed in California and made in the Far East somewhere.</p>
<p>Yeah look into the Smart Playlists.  I made one of the least played songs so I can hear some stuff in my library that didn&#8217;t play too much in the shuffle mode.  It&#8217;s dynamic so as you add more songs, it updates automatically.</p>
<p>I&#8217;ve not bought a single song from iTunes Music Store.  Still have a lot of CDs to rip yet (BTW, with 40 GB, I would look into ripping at 192kbps AAC).  They have some free downloads occasionally and a lot of spoken word content.  For instance, they had free downloads of the VP debates, if you really want to listen to something like that.</p>
<p>But the record companies are really greedy.  Even though iTMS is doing well, there are rumors they want to raise prices to protect CD sales.  Other rumors suggest that they&#8217;ve raised the fees so companies like Apple are forced to eat costs in order to maintain the 99 cents prices.  A lot of albums which were 9.99 have increased in price.</p>
<p>ipodlounge is a great resource, if you want to hear about getting new headphones or ideas on getting the most out of the iPod.  They have a review of a &quot;Tivo&quot; for radio called the radioShark.  You can schedule recordings of FM shows (not sure about AM) or rewind broadcasts you&#8217;re listening live.  Then you can save as an AAC file and upload to your iPod.  Very cool.</p>
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