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Old July 24th, 2007, 04:39 PM
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Plug in iPod loses place in mp3 files

While I know that having bookmarkable m4b files means your place will be restored the next time you play that track, I have a somewhat related question with regards to m4a and mp3 files:

Playing a non-bookmarkable track (mp3/m4a) and stopping/powering down will allow you to resume playback if your ipod hasn't lost power or been plugged into the computer.

However, I like to use my iPod not only as a media player but also as an external HDD.

Is there any way to prevent it from losing your place (other than converting everything to bookmarkable tracks)?

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Old August 28th, 2007, 10:23 AM
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in iTunes. Select your song ~ Apple + i ~ Options ~ 'Remember Playback Position.

Thats the only way i can think of.
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