iPod Tips and Tricks

Here are some tips and tricks for your iPod, the Max from your music. There are many features to your iPod, you can not know how to see iPod as a hard drive or timer. And what if the iPod does not respond to everyone, here are some tips for the iPod.

Use your iPod as a hard disk

Did you know that you save text files, Adobe files, videos etc for your iPod. Connect your iPod to your computerand show preferences page and check the box against "Enable disk use." iPod will appear on your computer and you can easily move files between the two.

Use your iPod as a clock

Click Tools, press the Menu button, then scroll to clock and click it. We show, analog clock with date and time. If you see your iPod to the current time, while playing a song, then start with main menu, select Settings to click, and down and click on dateTime and click on "time in the title." You're done.

Memory like the iPod can be found on the left?

It's actually pretty simple, the main menu scroll down and click on Settings, then click on "About" to display the bar memory. Mp3 media requires approximately 4MB.

What if the iPod is locked?

The iPod may freeze at times, and then you restore it. Press the hold button (upper or lower nano) lock into place, you will see orangeColor, slide it back to unlock position. Now hold the center button and menu SELECT Apple logo appears on the screen. Now the keys. Will now respond.

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Panasonic DVD-LS80 8.5-Inch Portable DVD Player

Product Details

Portable DVD Player with up to 6 Hour Battery, 8.5" High resolution LCD screen, Flexible screen position for easy angle adjustment,DC Car cord included, AC recharge, Video Input or output

• High Image Quality
• 8.5" screen
• Multi angle screen
• 6 hour Battery
• AC &DC Cords

Customer Reviews ::

A Big Disappointment -- And a Big Step Backwards from Panasonic - AlanC - New York, NY
There was a time when Panasonic made, arguably, the best portable DVD players. That time has passed. I'm surprised that so many reviewers praise the picture quality of this model -- it just ain't there. Having used earlier Panasonic portables, maybe I was expecting too much. In any event, I got too little. It's okay in a crunch, I suppose, and my kids don't seem to mind the subpar picture (colors, saturation, sharpness are all off the mark, even with the (limited) adjustment the unit allows you). Okay, it didn't cost an arm and a leg, but it's a big letdown, all the same. I'm getting way better picture quality on an ancient Aiwa portable DVD player, as well as a five-year-old Toshiba. Oh, and the unit looks and feels cheaply made, too. Not Panasonic's finest moment.

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