How to Import Songs and Videos from iPod to iPhone 3G/iPhone 3GS

11311073766_music-other-31895.jpgJust got a new iPhone and want to transfer music and movies from you iPod to your new iPhone? Or you want to share some of your favorite songs or funny videos with your family who has an iPhone. So, how to transfer iPod content to iPhone? If you have a Mac, you can do this by copying your iPod content to your Mac, and then sync them to iPhone. Below introduce 2 free ways to do this. Note: If you want to transfer all music or movies including iTunes Store purchases and others from other source, refer to method 2. Just want to copy some music or videos to iPhone without replacing the original content? Go to method 2! Method 1: How to copy iTunes Store purchases from your iPod to Mac 1. Open iTunes. 2. From the Store menu, choose Authorize Computer. 3. In the dialog that appears, the Apple ID button is selected by default. If you have an AOL account, select AOL. 4. Enter your Apple ID or … 5. Connect … 6. … … to learn more Method 2: Transfer all iPod music and videos to Mac and then sync or copy them to your iPhone 3G/3GS Syncpod is a free and easy-to-use program that can help you transfer your songs and videos to Mac. You can easily copy songs and movies to Mac with only a few clicks, saving you hassle of changing the settings on your Mac. 1.Install SyncPod and connect iPod and iPhone to Mac 2.Click “Music” or “Movies” playlist and then tick the file you want to export. 3.Transfer songs and movies to Mac 4.Start copying iPod content to iPhone Syncpod is a good helper for you to transfer iPod songs and movies to your Mac. This smart program also allows you to transfer all music and videos to Mac at a time having your iPod and iPhone connected to Mac simultaneously. SyncPod allows you to copy music or movies from Mac to iPhone directly, without erasing the original files. SyncPod supports iPhone 3GS, iPhone OS 3.0, iPod touch upgrade to 3.0, and the new iPod nano, new iPod classic, new iPod shuffle and new iTouch.

Music Technology

f_01311074818_100-1250.jpgThe term music technology actually refers to the devices, techniques, styles, or effects which music artists use to enhance or even create a musical piece. One of the most common application of music technology is the music editing software that a lot of music artists use so that they may be able to arrange their songs easily.
Other may also use special effects which may contribute to the improvement of the song being created. A lot of musical genres such as techno use this kind of music technology in enhancing the outcome of a single music. Almost all of the techno songs nowadays are produced using computer editing software or computer-generated sounds or special effects.
This only shows that the technology itself is a broad field and is not only limited to one particular field.

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If you are like millions of other creative people in the world, you would probably like to produce, perform, or record your own music. This is evidenced by the popularity of television shows like American Idol. Couldn’t you just see yourself performing there and becoming the next great worldwide sensation? With the introduction of new technology, this dream is within everyone’s reach.Everything is possible with technology as long as you know how to use it properly. If you want to further your knowledge with music technology, you may find a university which offers this particular type of course. There are actually numerous universities nowadays which offer a course in music technology. The scope in the course music technology is not only limited to the music industry that we know today because it may also tackle programming, acoustic science, and music theories.
Music technology is actually a combination of two different fields namely music and technology. With this reason, it is just right that a student of someone who wants to know more about music technology itself should be knowledgeable of both music and technology.
This is to ensure that he will be able to cope with the challenges that he might encounter along the way.
If you are the type of person who knows a lot when it comes to computers and you also love music, then you should consider music technology as a viable career for you.
 

Media RSS

01311025746_foo-fighters.jpgI want to introduct something about t.v selector switch. hook up your d.v.d, and cd player permanatly to your t.v no more taking exchanging wires/for games/dvd.or cd players
Media RSS (MRSS) is an RSS extension used for syndicating multimedia files (audio, video, image) in RSS feeds. It was designed in 2004 by Yahoo! and the Media RSS community, and adds several enhancements to RSS enclosures. One example of enhancements is specification of thumbnails for each media enclosure.
Media RSS is used by content publishers to feed media files into Yahoo! Video Search, which is a feature of Yahoo! Search that allows to search for video files. The format can be used for podcasting, which uses the RSS format as a means of delivering content to media-playing devices. Media RSS allows for a much more detailed description of the content to be delivered to the subscriber than is covered by the RSS standard.
Services supporting MRSS
Adobe Media Player
Brightcove
blip.tv
Blinkx
Bebo Open Media Platform
Cooliris
deviantArt
FriendFeed
iWidgets Social Syndication Platform
Kaltura
Picasa API
SmugMug
Yahoo! Search
YouTube GData API
MRSS Generators
iTag (Windows, .NET 3.5)
PicLens Publisher (Windows, .NET)
External links
Discussion of metadata extensions to RSS for describing media enclosures
Media RSS specification
Media RSS validation (Feed size limit 200KB)

v?d?e Aggregators
Client software
Akregator AOL Explorer Avant Browser Blam! BlogBridge BottomFeeder Camino Canto Claws Mail Cooliris Epiphany eSobi FeedDemon Feedreader Feedview Flock FreeRange WebReader Gnus Hubdog IBM Lotus Notes iCab Internet Explorer K-Meleon Kazehakase Liferea Mail Maxthon mDigger Mercury Messenger Microsoft Outlook Mindity Mozilla Firefox Mozilla Thunderbird NetNewsWire Netscape Browser Netscape Messenger 9 Netscape Navigator 9 NewsAccess NewsBreak Newsbeuter NewsFire NewsFox Omea OmniWeb Opera Mail Pegasus Mail RSS Bandit RSSOwl Safari Sage SeaMonkey Shiira Sleipnir Snarfer Tencent Traveler The Bat! Thinfeeder Vienna Windows Live Mail Zimbra
Web-based software
aideRSS AmphetaDesk Bloglines Cheetah News Daylife Drupal Fastladder Google News Google Reader iGoogle Imooty.eu Live.com mDigger Newsknowledge Netvibes Pageflakes Planet Rojo.com Spokeo Yahoo!
Media aggregators
Adobe Media Player Akregator Amarok Canola Flock iTunes Juice Mediafly MediaMonkey Miro Rhythmbox Songbird Winamp Zune
RSS+BitTorrent aggregators
BitLord BitTorrent 6 Deluge G3 Torrent Miro qBittorrent Rufus Torrent Swapper TorrentFlux Tribler ?Torrent Vuze ZipTorrent
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feed URI scheme RSS(MRSS & enclosure & GeoRSS) Atom Podcasting Broadcatching Livemark NewsML(1 & G2) FeedSync
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How to Listen to Internet Radio From Around the World

21311025578_retro-1.jpgOne of the best qualities of the internet is its ability to allow you to experience life and culture in countries and cities around the world, and for free.

To be able to listen to these online stations, the first thing you want to do is make sure that your computer or laptop is prepared to produce the necessary audio. You’ll want to make sure your speakers have their sound turned up to appropriate levels or that you have a headset available. To adjust sound volume levels, there should be a sound icon at the bottom of your monitor screen of a little speaker. If you double-click on that icon, a volume control should appear. Clicking on the volume bar itself, by which you adjust volume up or down, should test out whether it’s working correctly or not.

Next step you’ll want to take is to figure out what type of radio station you want to listen to and from what part of the world you would like to listen to radio stations.

One easy to use, popular such website is www.live365.com. When you visit the website, just type in the type of radio or music you want to listen to and the location such as “New York” and you’ll be taken to a page offering different stations. The sound quality is clear and loud, but you’ll have to listen first to a brief commercial before you can begin listening to your station of choice. While we’re on the subject of choice, however, it’s a little limited. I searched for “talk” and news stations originating from Canada and was only offered music stations.

Another easy to use website is www.Pandora.com. Pandora works a good deal differently from Live 365 in that you are first presented with a search box asking you enter in what type of music or artist you want to listen to, and then the site (or program it uses) will “create” a station featuring music that should be by that specific artist or be like the song you ask for. Again, since I’m a news-hound, I entered “news.” Every song you can think of with the word “News” in it appeared, along with the group Huey Lewis and the News. No talk seems to be available. Now, after Huey Lewis’s song was over, did I get more Huey Lewis and the News? Nope. Don Henley. How the program came to this selection is beyond me.

Another online radio station site is www.Shoutcast.com. Don’t get me wrong, this is a great and fun site, but when I tried to listen to “talk” stations, I could get “talk,” but not news radio or talk radio in other countries. I could get heavy metal or classical from other countries, but not news or talk. So, it’s better in my book than Pandora in terms of variety, but still more limited than need be.

Honorable mentions go to AOL’s website, www.music.aol.com/radioguide/world-radio if all you want is music, and www.RadioFreeWorld.com is decent as a collection of links to other sources.

Looking for more variety, is www.Live-Radio.net. This site is a little clunky getting started, but the sound, after a few pauses starting up, was fine after just a few seconds. The content is much more targeted and specific, and I could actually listen to news and talk programs literally from around the globe. Another, final great site that offers even more international flavor is www.RadioTower.com. I still couldn’t find a wide array of talk and news sources from Canadian radio, but then again, I was offered every province in Canada and went with Ontario by chance so was limited by what Radio Tower carried in terms of news or talk from Ontario.

In conclusion, if you have the time, you should be able to find the type of music, talk, or news from the location you want to hear radio stations from, all from the comfort of your home.