Question about iPod nano 7 gen. distance calculations (without iPod+nike).

How do iPod nano 7 gen. calculate the distance i ran? (without iPod nike). Are those calculations are accurate? I'm a runner, so i need to know distance that i ran. Only distance, nothing more. Thank you

It actually goes back to the theory of accelerometer. It calculates the velocity and from the recorded time you ran, it will be able to calculate the distance.

Similar Messages

Short question about the nano controls

Hi. I'm probably going to buy a 4Gb nano today, but first I'd like to ask a short question about the << >> buttons on the click wheel.
I read in a forum that the << & >> buttons are actually 'skip' buttons (only used to play the previous or next song respectively), and that it's impossible to rewind or fast-forward within the track you're listening to. This is extremely important for me as I have several 2-3 hours mp3, and I need to be able to access different parts of the file quickly (eg. not having to actually wait 1 hour to listen to my favorite part). I found this to be an important feature, and I can't believe Apple hasn't thought about it.
Anyway, I've never used an iPod, that's why this question may sound plain stupid.
Thanks for you replies!

The iPod fast charges to about 80% and then trickle charges the rest of the way to prevent damaging the battery/iPod. A full charge takes more than an hour or two though the battery indicator will show full. The best way to tell if a full charge has occurred is to unmount the iPod from the computer but keep it connected. The screen will show an animation of a battery. When the animation stops the battery is fully charged.
Also, as your battery discharges the indicator will eventually show red indicating the battery is about to run out...in an hour or two. After you've owned your iPod for a couple months you'll figure out how much time you have left when the indicator turns red - it depends on a number of factors including play volume, equalizer use, etc. In real world use I'm getting over 11 hours.
The headphones are...average. If they didn't hurt my ears I'd find them acceptable for my pop music but not so acceptable for acoustic and symphonic nor music with booming bass - because they don't boom the bass.
I encode the majority of my music at 256 AAC and I've noticed no distortion caused by the EQ. This, plus your complaint about the earphones, leads me to think perhaps you got a bum set of phones. Borrow a pair from someone else and see what happens.

Question about iPod Notes

First of all, let me say that I'm not very 'techie' so if this is a stupid or naive question...please bear with me.
My question is about iPod notes. It says you can only put plain text files in the notes folder, and yet it does not display the note in plain text (I believe the display's font is Helvetica). It also wraps earlier than at 80 characters like a .txt file should.
So basically...the note never looks the same on TextEdit (or whatever) as it does when you view it to your iPod.
I have been making a few eBooks to read on my iPod and -- just to make them look neater -- I would like to do a few things like centering titles, adding dividing lines, etc.
So I was hoping somebody could tell me how to set TextEdit (or whatever) so that a note will look the same on it as it does when viewed on the iPod so that I can edit the file. --Like, what is the exact font and size of the text on the iPod display and where does it wrap exactly (I figure it must wrap according to the size of the window, since a variable number of characters can go on a line w/ non-equal-spaced type).
Also...I figure that the file I edit would have to be a .rtf since the display is not in plain text, yet it says you can only put plain text files in the iPod notes folder. So...I suppose I would have to convert the file from .rtf to .txt before putting it into my notes folder...or can you put rtf. files in there after all?
Anyways...any help anybody out there can give me with this will be greatly appreciated. Thanks very much!

It says you can only put plain text files in the notes folder, and yet it does not display the note in plain text (I believe the display's font is Helvetica).
Plain text means it does not have any special coding/characters in it such as Bold or Underscores or page breaks.
Plain text docs do not store anything except text. It does not specify a font. That is taken care of by whatever app you are using.
I suppose I would have to convert the file from .rtf to .txt before putting it into my notes folder...or can you put rtf. files in there after all?
You can put rtf in the Notes folder but the iPod will ignore any of the formatting.
You can use some html to format a bit as well as linking to other files/songs/photos.
Go here -> Guided by iPod and click on *iPod Notes Feature Guide* at teh bottom for a doc explaining the notes.
There are a few apps and web pages to put text docs into the correct size files.
Here's one -> http://www.ipod-notes.com/ (I haven't used it so no idea if it's any good or not).

Question about VIA Nano ULV 2250 ( 1.30GHz 800MHz 1MB ) processor on S12

I called Lenovo today to ask about the Nano Ulv 2250 and Nano Via Integrated graphic card-Chrome9 HC3 version that they are also offering in addition to the Intel Atom. What I got wasn't too informative but it was interesting. When asked about the Nano UlV processor the Sales guy from Lenovo told me that preformance wise that it performed as well as the Intel Atom processor but it drained battery a little more quicker. When asked why the Nano version of the S12 was selling for $429 on the website while Intel version was selling for $499, his response was that the name Intel was driving the price up.What exactly are the differences between these two processor and is the Intel processor worth the extra money?Does anybody know when they will ship the S12 with the Nano
I was trying to do a review about the S12 on my website www.bestnetbooksof2009.com
Thanks
Tony

Question about IPod Gen 4

I have a new 4th Generation IPod touch and I can't seem to get the columns to sort in Itunes and I can't figure out what setting is not allowing me to delete songs off the device.
Please help me figure out what I am missing. I know it has to be a setting somewhere, but I can't find it.
Thanks so much.

You can delete songs directly off the iPod Touch when you are in a Playlist.
At the top of the playlist, click on the Edit button...
Then choose the songs you wish to delete from that playlist.
You can also delete an entire playlist from the iPod Touch in basically the same manner above except click on the Delete button.
However, the next time you Sync the device to your computer, these songs and playlists will probably be added back to the iPod Touch.

Question about iPod 4th Gen Diagnostic Mode

I am having a problem with my iPod. 4th Generation, 40GB Model A1059.
I am interested in what should be the expected results in two of the Diagnostic modes.
HDD R/W; and
HDD SCAN
In the Scan test mode, I get a "Pass" message and when I press "play" I go back to the diagnostic mode menu. So I guess this means I passed the HD Scan.
In the R/W test mode, I get a message that reads
HDD Test
38 GB
But pressing 'play' nothing happens, and it seems (feels and sounds)like the hard drive is still spinning.
So is the test still underway, or am I finished with the test when I see the "38 GB" message on the display?
I did a search of this site and the internet and really can't figure out what the anticipated result should be. It just won't let me search under "HDD R/W" It seems that the / is some kind of boolean conector that the search engine reads as something other than a ASCII character.
For anyone who may be interested in my problem, here it is:
It used to run forever with the Apple Logo. I put it away and came back to it recently hoping the problem would have magically gone away. Well it hasn't. Now the HDD just 'clicks' It goes something like 1,2,3,"click"... 1,2,3"click" until the file folder with an exclamation pint comes up.
Interestingly enough, the 1,2,3,"click"... 1,2,3"click" happens in the HD Scan Mode Test, but when I run the HDD R/W mode test the drive seems to spin freely without the 'click'
A1059 Windows XP
A1059 Windows XP

Try:
- iOS: Not responding or does not turn on
- Also try DFU mode after try recovery mode
How to put iPod touch / iPhone into DFU mode « Karthik's scribblings
- If not successful and you can't fully turn the iOS device fully off, let the battery fully drain. After charging for an least an hour try the above again.
- Try on another computer
- If still not successful that usually indicates a hardware problem and an appointment at the Genius Bar of an Apple store is in order.
Apple Retail Store - Genius Bar

Question about iPod

I'm new with iPod and thinking about getting one but my Question is How do u recharge it because in the package there is nothing about re charging it. Does it charge thru usb and if yes how do u charge lets say if your on vacation and u have no computer with?
THX
SpeedFleX

Hi!
You can charge any iPod using your computer, buit you can also charge with an AC adaptor. Not all iPods come with the adaptor (my Nano didn't have one), but you can buy one here:
http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/71707/wo/ia2sCca wujJY3qAFVDvwsWg5AIS/2.0.0.15.1.0.8.9.1.61.0
Hope that this helps!

Questions about iPod photo and Apple Protection Plan

I have an iPod photo and an APP that expires May 2007. My
iPod's battery has permanently run out and I plan to use my APP and send it to Apple. Here are my questions:
1. What is the best way to contact them about sending my iPod to them?
2. Does the APP cover battery replacement?
3. Has Apple discontinued the making of iPod photos?
4. If so, will they still replace my battery or will they just send me a completely new iPod?

1) You can arrange online service here.
Service request.
2) Yes.
3) Yes.
4) They will send a replacement iPod photo. They have stock just for this purpose.

Usage question about Default Display Value based on calculation

Hi,
I read on page 3-70 of the devguide about using EL for Default Display Values.
I want to something similar as the defaultSalaray based on some kind of calculation. There is stated to store the value on the request or session (request is fine for me).
I'm only wondering how I can put some infromation like this on the request using JHS.
Regards,
Marcel

Marcel,
This requires custom code in a JhsDataAction subclass. For example, you can overwrite method handleLifeCycle, and before calling super you can add a request attribute:
actionContext.getHttpServletRequest().setAttribute("defaultSal","23000");
Alternatively, if you have a business service method that calculates the default salary, you could create a separate DataAction, drag and drop this method on the data action, and add a success forward to your data page action. In the DataAction you can configure the method result location (requestScope, sessionScope). This way, you do not need to write java code.
Steven Davelaar,
JHeadstart Team.

Question about Ipod/Printer Rebate

for anyone who used the student/teacher rebates on the ipod and printer, or anyone who purchased a macbook for that matter, do you guys remember a sales receipt that came with your macbook? how about the printer?
i am preparing to mail in my rebates and i need to include all the copies of the sales receipt. i do have the sales receipt for both the ipod and the printer which it came inside the shipping package, but i do not recall seeing one when the macbook/printer came. can someone verify this?
thanks!

Did you pay with a credit card? Do you remember giving them a email address?
Because when I bought my macbook, I got a hard copy, and provided them with an email address, & they emailed me a copy of the receipt for the macbook.
I would suggest checking your email to see if they did email you a copy.
Or you could just go back to the apple store, the original purchase was made in.
Mark this as helpful or solved plz

Question About iPod Space

I have an 8GB iPod Touch.
It says I have only 7.27GB available. I assume that this is because of the applications etc. taking up space.
There's the "Other" section. What exactly is the Other and how do I minimize the amount of space it takes up?

You are correct the programs and settings take up some of the 8Gb and you can't actually use all 8Gb.
I know there is a disclaimer about it somewhere and basically it says that the 8Gb claim is only an approximation and so on.
The "Other" section is where things like the new apps would be stored.

Questions about ipod video

hi, im going to buy an ipod video, but i just need to be sure its good...i just have a question to every1 that had 1, is it good/worth buying?
and for how long can you watch movies on it till the batterie ends?

If you want a system that can hold all your CD's, listen to audiobooks on, download podcasts of the latest news, carry your family pictures and display them with music on a TV, and have the ability to watch your DVD's or downloaded movies on, then the video Ipod is right for you.
If you want a mp3 player that will NOT get scratched up if you stick it in your pocket, want a mp3 player that you can do extreme exercising with, or want to be able to load DVD's on it without taking the time to experiment and tweak the programs necessary to do it, the the video ipod is NOT for you.

Question about Ipod Setup On New Computer

Hi, the laptop that i had itunes on and stored all my music/playlists crashed, so i was thinking about setting up my ipod on another new computer. If I set it up and connect the ipod again, what will happen to my music library stored on my ipod. Will it be transfered to the new itunes on the new computer, or will the new itunes simply clear my ipod of all the songs that i have previousaly collected? thanks in advance

Welcome to Apple Discussions.
By default the new installation of iTunes will clear your iPod of all the songs. It seems to me you will need to get the songs on your iPod to your new computer.
Check this: MacMuse, "Computer Crashed" #4, 11:49pm Feb 7, 2005 CDT

Question about ipod touch 4g

i wanna get the ipod touch 4g but i heard ALOT of people had problems with it, like light leaks,display distortion, video clicking noise, slowing down, etc. i was sure that i wanted to get it but since i heard about these problems im starting to change my mind, should i wait for the 5g? maybe it has less problems? what do you guys think? ohh and i was planning on getting the 32gb model. i dont wanna pay for a bad ipod.

Abegail Mararac ---
Welcome to Apple Discussions!
Have you tried a hard reset of your iPod? Press and hold down the home and sleep/wake buttons until a red slider appears at the top of the lock screen. Sliding it will completely power off your iPod. Turn it back on and the problem should be resolved.
If it isn't, try here: http://forums.macrumors.com/archive/index.php/t-676606.html
Hope this helps!

I need help with a question about iPod Touch 5

I have a iPod touch, and I need to know, if I have the google app(or any app) open, and I hit the lock button, will it close the app?

yes, unless the app is intended to run in the background, like a music app maybe. For those, you can turn them off from the app itself

Question about iPod nano 7 gen. distance calculations (without iPod+nike).

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for