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If you have iTunes setup to launch when your iPod connects, there's not a lot you can do, except for quit iTunes when you see it opening (or use Terminal "killall iTunes" to do it faster). Just quit iTunes before you connect your iPod and watch for it to open, then kill it asap.

Right on the money! I'm a little uneasy about sharing my music with people and stuff mainly because my brothers are in a band (check them out!) and over the last 6-8 years, they've spent countless hours recording/practicing, etc. It's a very long and involved process to create an album and...

Your best bet is to go look around at www.ipodlinux.org - they have virtually everything you ever wanted to know about the iPods :)

Not if done right. If you're using a C++ library there really isn't any other way. Just declare your C++ classes as pointers (a must as the default constructor doesn't get called) and handle them like any other pointer, using "delete" to free them on dealloc.

Yes, it's not a feature of Objective-C, just C++.

Yup, Apple's always supported better, faster technology, like dropping FireWire from the iPods in favor of USB 2 :rolleyes: :D

I thought I read somewhere they just passed a law that made it legal??

Yeah, those build folders and such aren't important. I think they're only used so you don't have to recompile every time. And from Apple's documentation about cleaning:

You have... an absolutely... breathetaking... hiney. So anyone have any new year's resolutions?

Select your video in iTunes, go to Get Info, click on the Options tab, and select "Music Video" from the Video Kind pop up, click OK and Update your iPod in iTunes.

Any code that uses printf (or the equivalent) to output during huge loops will be slower, because if you're executing it with the Terminal or Xcode, the output window has to play catch up displaying all those debugging messages.

Speaking of dropped e's, the word "breath" in this thread's title should have an "e" at the end ;)

Give us the entire HTML page.

apple-shift-3/4 probably uses the "screencapture" utility. Grab probably uses it too.

Mikuro, the problem with OS 9 is that the drivers for these iPods do not exist. I don't believe they show up on the computer in OS 9 because you still need to get the drivers for them. I know they are plain ol' hard drives, but OS 9 is not a modern OS and doesn't behave like XP or OS X when it...

How about adding iTunes to the "iPod Crowd" forum? The iPod and iTunes are one and the same virtually now.. it would make sense to put them together under the same topic. What do you think? :)

The iPod and the system drivers are still screwy. Often I will connect my iPod and the whole UI locks up temporarily (can't move mouse, keyboard, etc). This happens also on my PC... but yeah, resetting the iPod fixes 98% of all problems, restoring fixes the rest. :D

a) first read system requirements before every purchasing any hardware or software and b) I don't think there is any developer out there who supports OS 9 and anything iPod related.. so you're pretty much out of luck. It CAN be done, but no one wants to support an old operating system anymore...

Where have you been? :rolleyes: :D

Not sure if it's true, but I would bet that it is. If Vista wasn't compatible, then that would be a major blow to Windows users. M$ can't afford to not have backwards compatibility anymore with such a huge user base. I predict Vista is going to be similar to Mac OS 10.0. It's basically a...