| How to Mod The Pod and fine-tune iTunes
Does your iPod go wherever you do? This book will take the two of you on your most exciting adventure–deep into iPod’s awesome potential. You already know it’s a musical prodigy, but wait 'til you teach your iPod to take notes, give you the weather and stock quotes, keep your calendar, play games with you, double as a remote control, light up the night, and read you your e-mail–out loud. Think that’s great? Take a look at Part 2!Kick back and HackA few of the 100-plus hacks, tweaks, and mods you’ll find inside
- Scrub your songs
- Install and run Linux
- Tweak Gracenote CDDB
- Hack iPod’s database
- Discover Visualizer’s secrets
- Create iPod adventure games
- Clean up your tracks
- Play music over Wi-Fi
- Find free legal tunes
- Listen to audio books
- Create gapless CDs
- Make iTunes an alarm clock
About the Author Scott Knaster is a legendary Mac hacker with a number of books to his credit, including Macintosh Programming Secrets, which has achieved cult status among Mac programmers. He is the coauthor of Mac Toys, also published by Wiley, and the proud owner of several hacked iPods and every issue of Mad magazine. |
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