Preventing iTouch screen from turning off during enhanced audio book play

I have created an enhanced audio book (.m4a format) using GarageBand. When playing this file back on an iTouch the screen automatically turns off approximately every minute. Touching the screen will turn it back on, but I would prefer that the user not have to repeatedly touch the screen during playback.
Is there a setting of ID tag that I need to change to prevent the iTouch screen from automatically turning off?

Thanks for the suggestion. I had my iTouch autolock set to 1 minute, which appears to be what was causing the problem. Changing it to "never" has resolved the issue.
Thanks!

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3. Change the channel on your wireless router (Auto or Channel 6 is best). Instructions at http://macintoshhowto.com/advanced/how-to-get-a-good-range-on-your-wireless-netw ork.html
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This may very well be an issue with the proximity sensor. Take it to an Apple Store; they'll be able to let you know for sure. But first, to rule out a software issue, try a reset: Hold the home and power buttons at the same time until the Apple boot logo appears.

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I finally updated from Gnome 2 to 3 and wonder how I can prevent my screen to turn off after a while. From Gnome 2 I was used to be able to set 'never' besides settings like '1 minute', '10 minutes'...
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Last edited by orschiro (2011-08-26 22:38:56)

Kaustic wrote:
Have you tried setting it in your xorg.conf "ServerLayout" section?
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Well, some systems [like mine] of some people [like me] don't have "xorg.conf cause don't need that file at all.
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As the title says my phone turned off during a factory reset as the battery was obviously low. probably happened 1-2 minutes into it actually.
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I'm trying to mount my external USB Drive.
I put the following line in fstab:
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