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borghe said:correct. in reality the video is costing you $1.
I don't suppose there's any way to just buy the video on its own though, right?
borghe said:correct. in reality the video is costing you $1.
xsarien said:All right, so what's the word on bringing your own content to the iPod? If it functions like past iPods, it'll need iTunes or a similar program to write the XML files needed for the OS to see your content.
Phoenix said:It appears that you can encode and entire DVD and it will show up in iTunes just fine, ready to be dragged onto the new iPod. I'm sure that you'll still need something to write the XML that the OS reads to know that your content is there.
20 hours audio only. 5 hours photo slide show. 2 hours video (60GB version that is)Hero said:What's the battery life?
xsarien said:Not directed at you:
Also, for the record: The new iPod can do Firewire.
borghe said:20 hours audio only. 4 hours photo slide show. 3 hours video (60GB version that is)
30GB version is a little lower on all those numbers.
Nash said:
Apple iPod Dock Connector to FireWire Cable
Use an extra iPod Dock Connector to FireWire Cable for charging and syncing your iPod over FireWire. Compatible with iPod models with dock connector, except iPod nano.
xsarien said:
Kung Fu Jedi said:BTW, anyone notice that Season 1 of Lost, 25 episodes, is $34.95? Cheaper than DVD and better than buying individual episodes. Nice.
keiichi said:Aren't you missing out on the other features on the DVD? Making Of.. Behind the Scenes.. Commentary?
Phoenix said:It appears that you can encode and entire DVD and it will show up in iTunes just fine, ready to be dragged onto the new iPod. I'm sure that you'll still need something to write the XML that the OS reads to know that your content is there.
Soybean said:Yeah, I just stuck a DVD in my laptop with iTunes open and I get no encoding option. Details?
Kung Fu Jedi said:Have you actually tried this yet? I didn't see any indication of this on the iTunes 6 website. How long does it take?
Yeah, I just stuck a DVD in my laptop with iTunes open and I get no encoding option. Details?
jamesinclair said:Considering music videos have neevr actually been sold before, and are essentially advertisements for the band, I dont know.
xsarien said:Why yes, yes they have.
jamesinclair said:Oh right, the Verizon stuff.
How much do those cost?
jamesinclair said:Bah.
TV SHows:
$2 an episode.
Lost season 1: 25 episodes = $50.
Mr. Lemming said:Umm... the price shown for the Lost season in the store is $34.99
xsarien said:No, on DVD. In stores. REM, Weird Al, Michael Jackson, Daft Punk, and god knows how many others.
Phoenix said:Apple does not, and like will never provide any mechanism for illegally ripping DVDs.
jamesinclair said:Just music videos? I know they sell "live in concert" sets, but since when can you buy music videos like the ones you see on MTV*?
*Oh right, I mean Launch. (launch.yahoo.com)
xsarien said:Jeez, if you're not going to freakin' believe me when I answer you...
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00065AXTM/?tag=neogaf0e-20
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0009XRZRY/?tag=neogaf0e-20
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00005A1T1/?tag=neogaf0e-20
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000CC7GK/?tag=neogaf0e-20
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000077VR6/?tag=neogaf0e-20
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000E6XH3/?tag=neogaf0e-20
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/6305827842/?tag=neogaf0e-20
jamesinclair said:Im sorry, its not that I didnt believe you, its just that Id never heard of artists doing this. Thanks for the links though.
borghe said:ok, bought a couple of videos. thoughts so far.
quality is meh. not horrible, but not great. a 4 minute video is ~20mb. it is watchable (and looks great at 320x240) but blown up to full screen it doesn't look too hot.
Shogmaster said:Illegally? Fuck that stupid MPAA BS logic. I bought those DVDs and I want a legitimate way to take them on the road with me as well without physically carrying the damn discs.
I mean, how the hell is that different than ripping the CDs I own? MS allows that, and so does Apple AFAIK.