Question about selling ipod

I am thinking of selling my iPod. Now I have already registered it with apple. I do have the applcare which I just bought, but was wondering about can everything be transfered overt to the new owner like registration and all of that stuff. I know applcares are transferable (at least on computers) but what steps should I take in preparing the ipod for sale (like making it like a new ipod when it is connected for the first time. ect ect)

1. Currently registered under my name. how do I change Production Registration info if new owner wants to register??
You can't change this (and it's not really necessary as it's no longer under warranty).
2. Is there a website that can estimate the value of my iPod? Good condition / no screen crack. ??
I don't know of any such website. The last time I sold an iPod I checked eBay and a couple of other local selling sites to see what prices they were fetching.

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PictBridge™ Oui
So, do the camera need to have the three following protocols to be compatible with the camera connector ?
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2) Is it compatible with a USB memory card reader?
Thank you

Wel, if i've right understood what you said, my camera is compatible because it got PTP protocol ?
That's weird, cause i wrote a mail to sony to ask them about the compatibility of my camera, but they answered that it wasn't. But of course, i'll prefer to believe you than them !

Question about the "iPod radio remote"

I assume the "radio remote" is the same for every country and is under software control. I want to buy in Canada but use in UK and Canada.
Has anyone got one and seen the RDS work, in the UK almost every FM channel is RDS. Do they have RDS in Canada (Toronto) can anyone confirm?
And of course it says FM so this again I assume no AM, not that I need AM it was just an interest in if it could do it.
What happens about headphones, you can plug a pair into the remote, can you still plug into the bottom of the iPod or does the remote connector get in the way.
What is the story with "line out" I use this all the time as I amp my headphones. So I assume you cant use line out? or is the remote a line out also.
And I assume the remote cable and you headphones act as the aerial, how is the quality? Is it any good indoors, some little FM radios I have used drop to mono indoors. Does this Apple one frop to mono if the signal is weak?
Someone that has one can perhaps answer
Cheers
Ray

I can at least answer some of the questions.
The RDS function on this radio/remote is poor in the
UK. You have to set the radio function on the iPod
to "Europe" and when you do this RDS info is not
displayed on almost all radio stations such as
Virgin, XFM, Capital, GLR, etc. It does display on
Radio 2 however. At least, this is my finding. So
it's unpredictable at best. Setting the radio to
"USA" on the iPod increases the likelihood of getting
the RDS to display, but the downside is that you can
then only tune the radio in increments of 2mhz which
is a bit awkward if your looking for 89.1mhz!
There are three settings for the radio which you
choose via the iPod. They are USA/Europe/Japan. No
setting for Canada, although I'm sure you will still
be able to use it over there as I can still use mine
here in the UK even if it's set to USA.
No, there is no AM radio.
You can plug headphones into the remote or the
headphone jack on the iPod, or both at the same time.
I'm not sure I understand your question about the
bottom of the iPod. The radio plugs into the iPod
via the dock connector.
There is no 'line out' on the iPod. If you mean the
one on the dock, then no you can't use it as you
cannot place the iPod into the dock whilst the
radio/remote is connected as they use the same
connector.
Yes the cable of the remote acts as the aerial.
Reception is surprisingly good where I am, but it
will of course depend on where you use it. I've
used it indoors without any drop in signal or it
dropping to mono.
Lastly, you need to update the software for both the
nano or the 5th generation for the radio to work
(after you do this a radio function appears in the
menu), and some users have found that doing this
screws up the iPod. I have mine working on both the
nano and the 5th gen without any problems.
There is a review of the radio/remote here. I like
mine and consider it a worthwhile accessory, but of
course there will be those who disagree.
iPod
Radio/Remote Review.
Thank you for the reply.
Think your right USA or Europe will work in Canada.
Yes I mean the line out via the dock, I just wondered if the remote become a line out socket (I also use a pocket dock for line out for headphone amp as I use a pair of Sennheiser HD600 with my ipod) but of course that is silly becasue you have a volume control on the remote and line out is normaly fixed.
Based on your views I shall get one in March when in Toronto
Cheers
Ray

Question about Selling Logic Express 9

I gave my macbook pro away as a gift and am now going to sell Logic Express 9.
I realize I won't get much for it, but how do I go about selling this regarding registry transfer?
thanks for any help!

You can start by checking the EULA (http://images.apple.com/legal/sla/docs/logicexpress.pdf), but basically you just need to make sure that LE9 is deleted from the MacBook Pro and you give all the installation discs, manuals, and serial numbers to the buyer. This is the proper, legal way to do it.
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Question about preparing iPod for selling on eBay

Hello. I am selling my 3G iPod on eBay to help pay for my 5G iPod. I am going to restore the iPod s/w to remove my files. Do I need to do anything else before I sell it? I know a computer would need to be "deauthorized", but is there a similar procedure for the iPod itself?
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Brian

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Question about multiple ipods on one computer

I set up my own ipod nano on my computer and I have been using it without problems for some time. Now someone else in my family got the same ipod nano. I do not know how to set up this new ipod. Do i use the same software already on my computer? Do i just register this new ipod? Please help. Thank you

Hello!
Let me explain this in detail for you:
The Do Not Disconnect screen
It is normal for your iPod to say this message to you when you connect it to your computer.
When you need to disconnect it from your computer, you'll first need to eject it.
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Ejecting your iPod via iTunes depends on what setting your iPod is on for.
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Automatic
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Manual
If you need to eject your iPod from iTunes if the setting is "manual", click the little arrow that's next to the name of your iPod in the left source list in iTunes.
Through the "Safely Remove Hardware" program
Look at the bottom-right corner of your screen, and there's the system tray icons there. If the "Safely Remove Hardware" icon is there, click on it, select your iPod, and click "stop".
Through "My Computer"
Go to "My Computer".
Find your iPod's listing there (it's typically "E:" or "F:").
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For additional information about ejecting your iPod, check this Apple Support articles about it.
Safely disconnecting your iPod
About the "Do Not Disconnect" and "OK to Disconnect" screens on iPod
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3 Questions about the iPod.

If my work gave me a 30gb iPod video, does it have the one year warranty? and will it work if I purchase the Apple Protection plan for it (2 years)? If it worked, do I send it report for service and send it directly to Apple (after they send the package to put it in)?
Also, when I am listening to some songs, when it is aobut 3/4 done, it skips to the very end then freezes, then waits about a minute then plays the next song, and it will happen over and over. - It does this on the same songs over and over.
Also, some of my songs on iTunes are in the correct order (track number, album number, etc.), and they are out of order on my iPod. How can I fix this error?
My main question is the first one, but since I was asking questions, I went ahead and asked the other two questions also.
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3. You won't be able to use Firewire to update, only to charge. USB 1.1 will be signigicantly slower that USB 2 but if you can live with that should work ok.

Question about normal ipod usage

Hey, probably a stupid question guys, but I'm new to using a hard disk MP3 player and I've noticed when I have my ear right up against the back of my ipod video and I change songs and the such, it makes not such a scratching noise, but very quick clicking noises. Its probably just the noise of normal hard drive operation, but I figured I'd play it safe with my 500$ investment and check it out with you guys first. Also, in a proper case, are these things OK to go jogging with? Or will that fatigue the hard drive?
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As for jogging, yes, any type of good case will
suffice, just make sure it holds it securely. I
remember hearing somewhere in these forums that the
iPod has something like 25 minutes worth of skip
protection, so unless you're throwing yourself down
the side of a mountain, you should have no difficulty
enjoying you're music while you run. I trail bike
with my 30GB iPod, and have never run into any
problems. I use the Speck ToughSkin and it works
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Completely disagree here. Sorry.
From my personal experience...
I run 6 days a week 45 minutes each day. Last year I ran with my 30GB iPod every day. I destroyed it. It had a hard drive and I think I shook all the parts around. Eventually, my iPod began freezing and pausing for no reason. I had to stop running just to reboot it. There were more than a few times that I lost all my music on my iPod. Luckily, I was able to get my music back after loading it up from iTunes when I got home.
Then one day, the spin wheel stopped working. I couldn't do a thing with my iPod. Earlier in the day, I had to reboot it and I lost all my music. No problem I thought. When I got home, the music from iTunes couldn't be loaded into my iPod. I lost all of my music.
I took it to the Apple Store and they asked me if I run with it. They do not recommend running with an iPod unless it has a flash drive. I bought a new 30GB iPod and a 4GB nano. I only run with the nano cuz of it's flash drive.
It took about a year for my 30GB iPod to fall apart. The destruction happened slowly but rest assured that it will eventually happen. Invest in a flash drive iPod or run without music. Your final option would be to buy a new hard drive iPod every time it falls apart. The choice is yours.
Yes, the clicking you hear is normal

General Questions about the iPod Touch

Hello,
I'm considering buying a new iPod touch after the Keynote Yesterday. I have a few questions though that I'm on the fence about:
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2. Does the Calendar Program allow you to create new events on the calendar like an iPhone, or can you only view existing events like on the iPod. What about the Address Book?
3. When the Wifi is not connected can you view your email messages?
4. When the SDK kit is released in February, will I be able to purchase developer's apps for the iPod Touch, or will they be exclusive to the iPhone?
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks!

1. The mail client works with POP or IMAP, it does not "sync" with the OSX Mail app that I am aware of however if you are using OSX Mail to access a POP or IMAP account they can be configured to work together.
2. You can add events to the calendar as well as contacts to the address book directly
3. You can view emails w/o WiFi if you have configured Mail to do so
4. I don't have an official answer for this one, but I would assume the answer is yes.
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Question about iPhone/iPod and playing songs

Hi all,
This is my first question here, so please be patient with me if I'm rambling, or this is posted in the wrong forum.
I've recently downloaded a language learning course and want to put it on my iPhone so I can learn Italian as I'm on the bus. While it's great having this course at my fingertips, I want to keep these particular audio files from playing when I'm listening to music on the iPod.
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Hi, my name's Michael and I had a question about my iPod touch. I recently dropped it but I still have a warranty and Apple Support said they couldn't fix that my screen doesn't recognize my finger is on there trying to do anything?

Hi, my iPod touch was recently dropped but afterwards I called Apple Support and they told me I have a 17 day warranty for my Apple iPod Touch, so then I asked them if I could send it in to get fixed but what had happened to my iPod was that when I click the home button and try to ''Slide to Unlock" it doesn't recognize that I'm trying to do anything else the only thing that I can do is press the "Sleep" and "Home" Buttons and nothing else. Anything you can do to help me please??

Even if you were still under AppleCare warranty, it would not cover damage from a fall.
That "17 day" warranty makes no sense, though. iPods have a 1-year free AppleCare warranty for service, and 90 days for free phone support:
http://www.apple.com/support/products/ipod.html
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800-APL-CARE (800-275-2273)

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I am stuck! Every time I connect my ipod into iTunes and try to update and then when it says updating ipod, do not disconnect, suddenly a pop up appears and says that iTunes has encountered a problem and needs to close.
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Some please help me!!!!!!!!!!

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I am an elementary teacher that is trying to get ipods integrated into the school curriculum, school administrators have expressed concerns about students putting inappropriate content onto the ipods, is it possible to "lock" unauthorized editing on an ipod, possibly password protection, or only allowing it to be updated on one cpu?

No, it's not possible to do what you want.
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There's no way to selectively lock specific content, either adding it or viewing it.

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I know about returning them to an apple store and then they will give you new one if its less then a year. Well my friend gave me his ipod and now a sad ipod pops up on the screen and its not working. Well i want to take it to the apple store but am i going to run into a problem because i am not the actual person who bought it?

If this is the same iPod that was damaged in the rain, the warranty is not going to cover it. Sorry.
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