Will it anger god if I hate my Ipod with the white-hot intensity of 1,000 suns?
What did your IPOD do? Maybe you sit down, get a mediator and work this thing with your IPOD out. That's the Christian thing to do. (unless you aren't a Christian but it's good to do anyway) The mediator would see things from a purely objective point of view and perhaps you two could reach some type of resolution. I'd say take it to Circuit City or the Geek Squad at Best Buy. They should have a mediator that understands both you and your IPOD point of view. As for God being angry, your best bet would be to pray about it. Hope this helps! (LOL)
What are some of the difficulties involved in managing data?
Deciding, the manner in which to organizing it (e.g., what areas the data items have, in common) Deciding who will have access to the data (both read and write) and how to protect the data from corruption Deciding what software to use to create, maintain, and access the data Deciding how to keep backup copies of the data
Anybody ever used an ION video to DVD converter?
My father bought an ION that converts standard video movies onto DVDs. He has it hooked up but it's not working. The only instructions are how to install it, but not use it. Any help?
Why won't my 8GB 3rd generation ipod nano charge?
when i plug it into the computor it alternates between being off, showing me an apple, or telling me that the battery is low and i should connect to power even though its connected to the computor. Its not the cord because my bro. has the same ipod and uses the same cord as me and his works
Is it safe to use an iPad while it is charging?
Yes.It is pretty much safe to use any modern device while it is charging. Depending on the device, it will probably take longer to charge up and it may decrease battery life a little over the long haul, but it is entirely safe, with one provision:Only use original chargers or officially licensed chargers. Some third party chargers have been known to cause problems, mostly with overheating (which probably won’t hurt your iPad, but might hurt you should it get so hot it could burn you or even explode).
What is the best way to convert MP4 files into an iMovie compatible format for free?
Best Video Format for iMovieIf your source video files are common video with resolution under 720p, the best video format for iMovie to convert your video to is MPEG-4 video with the extension of .mp4.If you source video are high definition video in 720p, 1080p, the best video format to convert your video to is HD H.264 Video or HD MP4 MPEG-4 Video with the extension of .mp4.How to Convert MP4 to Best Video format for iMoviePrepare: Download iMovie Format ConverterDownload iMovie Format Converter. Install and and launch it.Step 1: Import your video files to iMovie ConverterClick “Add” button at top-left corner to import your source videos. Or you can also drag your files directly to the main interface of the program.Step 2: Set output typeClick the pen icon in the overview area,specify a codec for your videoChoose “iMovie” in the “Editor” category.Step 3: Convert video to best video format for iMovieClick “Convert” button to start converting MP4 to best video format for iMovieExtension>>What formats does iMovie support?iMovie is a Mac OS X or iOS based video editing software application created by Apple Inc. iMovie imports video clips to your Mac through the FireWire interface on most MiniDV format digital camcorders or your computer's USB port. It can also import video and photo files from your hard drive. iMovie supports a wide range of video formats and allows you to create projects for specific video formats. You can use the following formats in iMovie: DV, HDV, AVCHD, Apple Intermediate Codec, Apple Animation Codec, Motion JPEG / A, iFrame, h.264, some but not all MP4, MOV. Since .mov or .mov is a container, it will be imported into iMovie if it contains one of the above video codecs, or you will not be able to import to iMovie.Why can't MP4 video file be imported to iMovie?iMovie imports MP4 files encoded using MPEG4 / AAC or H.264 / AAC data. If you encode your MP4 video files with other codecs, the codec differences may be one of the major issues that your iMovie did not import the MP4 file. One of the best solutions for this problem is to convert your MP4 file format to iMovie compatible file format.In another case, iMovie contains all the codecs commonly used for MP4 files. However, there are MP4 files that contain different audio and subtitle stream codecs. If these codecs are not included in the iMovie-supported codec group, no specific MP4 will be imported into iMovie.