AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!
This is driving me mad. I just exchanged my iPod (see this post: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=292389&tstart=0 ), however, I'm still getting the same problems (although the crackle is a little less noticeable.
I tried re-converting the videos with Videora, so that shouldn't be the problem (MPEG-4/320x240/768kbps Stereo/128kbps). The videos still freeze when fast-forwarding/re-winding, although they play fine normally.
As for the battery, I just received it yesterday, imported my songs/video, charged the iPod overnight and used it for the first time. I played 3 songs, and my battery shows 1/6 empty already. Can that be normal?
The only thing that is constant in both of these iPods is that it was shipped to me and thereofre left in the mailbox in the middle of winter. Now, I let it warm back up to room temperature before use, but could it have gotten TOO cold in the mailbox?
Thanks.
I had the same problem when pressing the fast forward button. Pressing select and moving along the wheel is the best thing to do, it will take a few seconds to load.
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Arg. A few months ago my friend's email was put onto a blocklist, because it was detected that his mac was vulnerable to hackers. We went to a website where we requested his IP be removed from this blocklist, and everything started working as normal again. Well, today he received an email stating that an email (which he never sent) is being returned to him because the mailer daemon has detected an "unrepairable virus".....is this cause for major concern?!
Could he in fact have a virus? He uses an iMac 20"/1.8 Ghz (running on Panther) and purchased in March '05....could this make him more vulnerable than those of us running on Tiger with newer machines?
Is there any way to stop hackers from using his email address?
Will his IP eventually get block listed again?
Or is the mailer daemon email ITSELF A SPOOF?
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iMac G5 Intel Core 2 Duo 2.16 Ghz Mac OS X (10.4.8) *peace can happen*
iMac G5 Intel Core 2 Duo 2.16 Ghz Mac OS X (10.4.8)
Powermac G4 733 MHz, 512 MB Mac OS X (10.3.9)Stanley,
Since wireless networking involves broadcasting traffic that can be intercepted by any appropriately tuned receiver within radio line of sight, I stand by my statement.
Second, you are creating a single point-of-failure for your network's security. Given the huge number of known router vulnerabilities, using the BSD-standard firewall ipfw, for which Apple has so kindly provided a user-friendly and easily-understood GUI, makes for a solid second layer of defense.
Making regular data backups and properly configuring your router are both VERY GOOD IDEAS(TM), but, even taken together, they are not "all the average person needs" with respect to computer security.
Computer security is a process. You have named two good practices in that process, but there is no single "magic" bullet that makes computers secure, not even for the average person.
-Wayne
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