iPod and iTunes Garage

I do my best work in the garage

Kirk McElhearn - Collection Macintosh/Digital Audio

420 pages, parution le 28/12/2004

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Résumé

[Enter your iPod & iTunes Garage]

Where you'll learn how to get more music and way more magic from your iPod & iTunes

Where iPod's hidden powers are revealed

Where iTunes leaps tall buildings in a single bound

iPod/iTunes rockin' virtuoso Kirk McElhearn starts where those other books cut out

better ripping and beyond to Internet radio, audiobooks, e-books, smarter playlists, iTunes scripting, music networking, home audio integration

using your iPod as calendar, alarm clock, flashlight, news reader, game machine, and all-purpose storage thingie

troubleshooting all manner of weirdness

better iPodding for Mac, Windows, and the penguin-tools and toys to do even more

With contributions from:

Alan Paul
Arthur Golden
Bob Weir
Christopher Priest
Chuck Garvey
Cory Doctorow
Eugene Bergmann
Harold Budd
James Morrow
Janis Ian
John Foxx
Jonathan Dunford
Peter Frampton
Peter Robinson
Steve Wozniak
Vini Reilly

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Available from the author's web site www.mcelhearn.com

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{Enter the Garage}

[Come out a master]

L'auteur - Kirk McElhearn

Kirk McElhearn has written or co-written more than a half-dozen books on the Macintosh, including Mastering Mac OS X, Third Edition, also from Sybex. He is a journalist, he has written articles for a variety of publications, including Macworld magazine and TidBlTS. fl native New Yorker., Kirk has lived in France for almost two decades. Presently, he lives in Guillestre, a village in the French flips.

Sommaire

Preface: iPod Madness
iTunes
iPod
File Sharing
iPod Software
iPod Hardware and Accessories
Index

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	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Prentice Hall
Auteur(s)	Kirk McElhearn
Collection	Macintosh/Digital Audio
Parution	28/12/2004
Nb. de pages	420
Format	17,5 x 23,5
Couverture	Broché
Poids	673g
Intérieur	2 couleurs
EAN13	9780131486454
ISBN13	978-0-13-148645-4