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First Generation iPod Tips & Advice
Second Generation iPods User Tips & Advice
Tips on Choosing an iPod for First Time Buyers
iPod Tips & Pointers on File Types
Knowing the Cords & Cables for iPod Basics
Tips on Powering Your iPod
Using the Click Wheel Basics for iPod Users
Tips for Protecting Your iPod
How to Reset Your iPod for Beginners
How to Reset Your iPod Dock Connector
Tips on Your iPod's Shuffle Usage
Understanding the iPod Battery
Using the Settings Menu for iPod Basics
Understanding & Using the iPod Extras Menu
Summary: Watch and learn about which file types to associate with iPods and how to play them back in this free electronics video on using an iPod for beginners.
Eric Sklar has been an iPod owner since the first generation of iPods. He has extensive knowledge of their models, accessories and features. Eric also was employed by Apple computers...read more
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" Hi! My name is Eric. On behalf of expertvillage.com, I’m here today to talk to you about the different file types available for playback on your i Pods. Your i Pod supports a multitude of different audio files from MP3 to AAC to protected AAC, which is available from the i Tunes music store, to AIFF, Wave, and the new proprietary Apple lossless codec, which is available for both PC and Mac. When it comes to video i Pods, there’s a multitude of different file types that are available for playback in i Tunes. As of current, any file that is available for playback in i Tunes you can convert and transfer to the i Pod via the normal process in i Tunes. For Expert Village, my name is Eric. Thank you for watching and have a nice day."
eHow Article: iPod Tips & Pointers on File Types
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