Dear Windows iPod 5G or Nano users,
I was wondering if any of you could do some tests for me using your 5G iPod or iPod nano. Its a test for a lyrics program I created which got fairly popular (which I wont link here to avoid being called a whore) and I want to know if the issues one of my testers is having is simply because of a problem with his iPod or is it the process of using Windows.
Heres how you can test:
Connect your iPod to your computer.
Close iTunes when it opens.
Navigate to your iPod drive from My Computer
Make sure you have hidden files and folders viewable.
Go to iPod_Control\Music\
In there open any of the folders you want.
Your going to see files with numbers followed by their extensions. Please find an MP3 file.
Click the MP3 file, right click it and push properties.
Then, click "Summary" and make sure that you push Advanced>>.
If Advanced is already clicked then you will see a <<Simple button
Now, make not of the Artist, Album, and Song so you can later check on your iPod.
In the Lyrics field, enter about 10 lines of random words.
Click Apply and then Ok.
Undock your iPod.
Do the lyrics show up on your iPod when you play the song?
What iPod are you using?
What operating system?
What iPod software version?
What format is your iPod?
I really appreciate it
Note this is in relation to this thread: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/160916/
I was wondering if any of you could do some tests for me using your 5G iPod or iPod nano. Its a test for a lyrics program I created which got fairly popular (which I wont link here to avoid being called a whore) and I want to know if the issues one of my testers is having is simply because of a problem with his iPod or is it the process of using Windows.
Heres how you can test:
Connect your iPod to your computer.
Close iTunes when it opens.
Navigate to your iPod drive from My Computer
Make sure you have hidden files and folders viewable.
Go to iPod_Control\Music\
In there open any of the folders you want.
Your going to see files with numbers followed by their extensions. Please find an MP3 file.
Click the MP3 file, right click it and push properties.
Then, click "Summary" and make sure that you push Advanced>>.
If Advanced is already clicked then you will see a <<Simple button
Now, make not of the Artist, Album, and Song so you can later check on your iPod.
In the Lyrics field, enter about 10 lines of random words.
Click Apply and then Ok.
Undock your iPod.
Do the lyrics show up on your iPod when you play the song?
What iPod are you using?
What operating system?
What iPod software version?
What format is your iPod?
I really appreciate it
Note this is in relation to this thread: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/160916/