Meribeth loves hers. You can buy videos of tv shows and stuff like that from
iTunes, and several media websites (Homestarrunner.com for one) have videos
to play on your iPod video. Other than that there are a ton of utilities
that will turn avis (or whatever) and/or dvds into the correct resolution for
the iPod. The controls are *so much* better than the horrid 3g ones there
isn't even a comparison. They've very similar to the 1g controls which were,
IMO, brilliant. I hate the 3g controls.
The latest amaroK's interface for the iPod is so good that I'll probably get
one myself when mine dies unless someone pulls something really great out of
the ether fuzz (here's a shameless plug for a product I have nothing to do
with: amaroK is Insanely Great!). Neuros keeps talking about how awesome
their next player is going to be, but so far nothing has materialized.
On Saturday 27 May 2006 21:27, Owen Densmore wrote:
> OK, my iPod is sorta fading, its only 1-Gb and three years old. So
> I'm looking at a replacement.
>
> Question to Friamers: Is the video iPod at all interesting/useful?
>
http://tinyurl.com/l48ky>
> I mean, just what do you *do* with the video? I suspect its a
> feature that no one uses yet, but hopes it'll get useful in a bit.
>
> -- Owen
>
> Owen Densmore
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