Importing To Formatted Computor

Hi
I had To Do An Emergency Reformat On My computer, how can i get the files from my ipod back into my Itunes, when i go into my ipod there is no music folder to copy even tho the music is still on my ipod, please help

That is because you cannot rip music from iPod to iTunes without a third party software. Next time you need to have your iTunes music library backed up elsewhere besides your PC and iPod. Relying solely on them is not good enough as both are capable of crashing.
You will need to install a third party program such as YamiPod, iPod Transfer, CopyPod, etc. (just do a Google Search, hundreds of programs will show up). Then you will need to use them and follow their specific directions on how to rip the library onto iTunes.
Good Luck,
Rachyl

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I’ve been through a lot of pain with IMovie for the last 6 months, and cracked it a couple of days ago. I therefore feel the need to write about my experiences.
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2. HI8 tapes
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5. Sony standard def hard disk camcorder files.
1. DV tape
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http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=9404421&tstart=0
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5. Sony standard def hard disk camcorder files.
Now this is the biggie…..
I had about 1,000 MPEG2 files on my hard disk, that I’ve moved from my camcorder over the years. To my annoyance, when I switched from a PC to the Mac, I needed to buy the MPEG add-on to Quicktime. OK, so no big deal, but even then, all I could get was the video with no sound. After weeks of digging about, I found out that the reason there was no sound is because apparently Quicktime can’t handle MPEG files with AC3 dolby digital sound. As all of my files are recorded in this format, this was a major hurdle.
I then dug around and discovered that on the Sony CD that comes with the camcorder, there is a utility to down mix the AC3 audio to stereo. But it can only do one file at a time – no good for 1,000 files.
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Reluctantly I took the helpful advice of someone to convert them into DV files. I say ‘reluctantly’ because the files are HUGE. So much so, I then shelled out (even) more cash on a Drobo to store all the converted DV files.
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Because MPEG Streamclip converts the files into DV files, the original date and time information is lost. This is a real pain and means IMovie thinks all the files are 2009.
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I then set about manually changing some of the dates of the files.
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http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1979095&tstart=0
who suggested that I could rename the files with the IMovie notation, i.e.
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I even worked out how to do this automatically using ‘a better finder renamer’.
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When the files were imported into IMovie, the thousand files would just come in as one event (unlike importing DV tape where it splits into days).
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I resurrected my old camcorder from my attic, and filmed a few minutes of footage.
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Hope you enjoyed reading – thought I’d share my experiences incase there are any newbies out there with similar issues. It’s annoying that Apple make it seem like childsplay to connect your new shiny camcorder to IMovie, but seem give little help in the more technical issues.
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Hi Brad,
when you use Streamclip to convert media, use the same name for the exported file (only with different extension). Then make a shell script calling
touch -r origFileName.mp2 newFileName.mov
This will copy the exact time and date from origFileName.mp2 to newFileName.mov
The script may look like this (save the file, give an exec permission to it and call it in the right directory):
#!/bin/bash
for i in `ls *.mp2`; do
NEWNAME=$(ls "$i" | sed -e 's/mp2/mov/')
touch -r $i $NEWNAME
done
You may need to adapt the extension names used (in the example above .mp2 is input file to get the date/time stamp from and .mov is the output file to stamp.
Have fun and cheers

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Initially, I mistakenly posted the questions below to the Indesign Feature Requests. I was advised by Peter Spier that I really should have brought my issues to the regular forum, so here it is. I thank Peter for attempting to answer my question, but he seems not to have understood what I was asking. He offered advice about how to lay out a page, and to have it correspond exactly to the page I want to print to, but I have already done that to my satisfaction, as I thought I made clear in my post. He goes on to suggest that I ought to save the document as a PDF and print it from Acrobat or Reader so that the vector content will be preserved. Other than my logo on the opening page, there is no type. Nor do Acrobat or Reader offer the kind of print control that is necessary for my project and central to my questions to you all. I simply want to find a way to easily and quickly use all the placement, scaling and formatting I've already done in Indesign and apply it to Photoshop documents. I need to print in Photoshop, where there is maximum control over print quality and placement of the print document on the inkjet paper. I'll paste Peter's response at the bottom of my original letter.
Thanks,
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Let me first acknowledge my ignorance where Indesign is concerned, though I have watched 60+ Indesign instructional videos on Lynda.com. I am a commercial photographer and out of my Photoshop comfort zone with Indesign, though I'm only using it to update and lay out my portfolio. If you're interested, you can see my website here...
http://www.toddpearsonphotography.com/
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At this point I have the Indesign document of my book laid out and scaled exactly the way I want it - I'm now ready to print. My questions all relate to finding out how to bring the formatting I've done in Indesign to Photoshop (CS5) so that I can print on my Epson 3800 there. More precisely, I want to bring entire pages and spreads over in such a way that I'll be able to see the images from Indesign pages, including those that have multiple images, maintaining the framing, scaling, margins - everything just as it is in Indesign. Would, or could I then drop the actual images into the bounding boxes, just as they are in ID? Is there a way to import individual pages, and also entire spreads, so that I don't have to re-scale, re-locate images on the page, and essentially duplicate the work I've done in Indesign all over again in Photoshop?
Why do I feel it's necessary to print in Photoshop rather than Indesign? After looking at the print dialog box in Indesign I can see that it has a limited ability to exactly position the image on the page to be printed. That is crucial, because I am printing to double-sided pages that are pre-crimped on one side, so that they will easily lie flat in my portfolio. The images must orient their "home" position in a very specific spot and print exactly on the edge of the crimped lines. When everything is printed, a custom bindery will trim all the pages at once, so it is very important that all pages are printed in exactly the same position on the paper, on both sides of the page. Indesign does not appear to give me the controllability that the printing demands, but I'd be glad to hear different solutions if others are available.
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Peter Spier's reply:
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Place your content as you want it to appear in the final print. When done, Export to PDF (Print). I would suggest using the High Quality Print preset as a starting point foir your digital printer. You should be able to print this from Acrobat or Reader without going back to Photoshop, which will preseve the vector content. If tyou really want to go back to Photoshop, open the PDF, but understand that all of your type and other vectors will be rasterized.

Ok, Peter. Thank you for your help.
Peter Spier2/5/11 11:04 [email protected]
If the document size in ID is the same as your inkjet paper size, you have no
need to go back to Photoshop for positioning. The PDF will also be the same
size as the paper, and the positioning will be what you have set up in ID.
There is no way to move the ID file directly to Photoshop. The best quality
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