Year: 2007

Oh My Pod! – Episode 250 – The Able Bodied Complain About Crutches

 - by Peter

Episode 250 – The Able Bodied Complain About Crutches

Leopard is upon us! Join us as we have a chat about some of the new features of Mac OS X Leopard, what we like, what we don’t like and what we are looking forward to. Of course this leads to one of the longest podcasts ever!

Guests: None

Recorded: 10/24/2007 via Skype/iChat/Übercaster

Mono | 73:06 | 33.5 MB

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Oh My Pod! – Episode 249 – Cram it down or take it RAW?

 - by Peter

Episode 249 – Cram it down or take it RAW?

This episode we welcome our lister Ross to the fold, we try to answer VJ’s iPod problem and we talk about Image Editing, Photo Editing and Image Management Software. Mentioned in our show:

Apple Aperture [link]
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom [link]
Adobe Photoshop [link]
Pixelmator [link]
Graphic Converter [link]
Acorn [link]
Imagewell [link]
Easy Crop [link]
Snap ‘n Drag [link]
iPhoto ’08 [link]
Preview [link]

Guests: None

Recorded: 10/21/2007 via Skype/iChat/Übercaster

Mono | 55:10 | 25.3 MB

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Oh My Pod! – Episode 248 – It’s Penis Time!

 - by Peter

penistime.jpgEpisode 248 – It’s Penis Time!

Motorola hides a penis on the some of it’s phones [link], Leopard is coming! October 26! [link], Peter wants the new iChat, Pinoyboy wants the Self Tuning TCP, JollyFast VNC [link], Steve says Third Party Apps on the iPhone are A-OK, you just have to wait until February [link], Picky Eaters might be genetically prone to it [link], Crazy Canned food [link], Comments.

Guests: None

Recorded: 10/18/2007 via Skype/iChat/Übercaster

Mono | 41:10 | 18.9 MB

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Oh My Pod! – Episode 247 – Tilt, don’t yank your dongle!

 - by Peter

Episode 247 – Tilt, don’t yank your dongle!

Pinoyboy went to see David Sedaris talk about “the towels”, Peter discovers how cool OS X’s Address Book.app [link] is, Peter reviews the RivetNow iPhone headset [link], Rumors of a Mac Nano [link], has Leopard’s Gold Master and will it be released Oct 26th? [link], Apple tells you how to yank your dongle [link], we discuss bad reporting practices and get into a deep IMDb [link] induced rathole!

Guests: None

Recorded: 10/15/2007 via Skype/iChat/Übercaster

Mono | 46:43 | 21.4 MB

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Oh My Pod! – Episode 246 – Moisturized Hands are Happy Hands

 - by Peter

Those of you having trouble with your iPods

From docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=304309

Issue or symptom

iTunes may display a message that it could not update iPod because the iPod software update was corrupt or not found.

Products affected

  • iTunes 7 or later
  • Any iPod

Solution

The message does not indicate that there is an issue with the iPod but that that iTunes was unable to read the iPod software update it uses to restore or update your iPod. You can delete the folder containing the iPod software update files so iTunes can download a new copy of the iPod software update.

Here are the steps to take if you get this message:

  1. Eject iPod and quit iTunes.
  2. Use Disk Utility in Mac OS X or run

    chkdsk

    in Windows to verify there are no other issues on your hard drive.
  3. Locate the iPod Software Updates folder:
    • In Mac OS X, the folder is
      /Users/username/Library/iTunes/iPod Software Updates
    • In Windows Vista, the folder is
      C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\iTunes\iPod Software Updates
    • In Windows XP and Windows 2000, the folder is
      C:\Documents and Settings\yourusername\Application Data\Apple Computer\iTunes\iPod Software Updates

      1. Windows Vista: Open Computer and choose Folder and Search Options from the Organize menu.Windows XP and 2000: Open My Computer and click Folder Options from the Tools menu.
      2. Click the View tab.
      3. In the Advanced Settings pane, select the “Show hidden files and folders” button.
      4. Click OK.

    • Note
      : If you don’t see the files in Windows, turn on the Show hidden files option.

  4. Drag the iPod Software Updates folder to the Trash or Recycle Bin.
  5. Connect iPod and open iTunes. You will need to be connected to the Internet to download the files.

Additional information

The actual error message may look like this:

The iPod “John’s iPod” could not be updated because the firmware file was corrupt.

or

The iPod “iPod” could not be updated because the firmware file was corrupt.

Episode 246 – Moisturized Hands are Happy Hands

Pinoyboy’s Caldean Boy, Peter’s flat tire and the helpful statie. Hear us on Podlinez.com [link] by calling 212-404-5631, The Nard and the BearPodcast [link], Carl’s Comment, The iPhone has been hacked, Chimes, Rivet Mobile Headphone for the iPhone [link], Twitter Ads?

Guests: None

Recorded: 10/11/2007 via Skype/iChat/Übercaster

Mono | 39:17 | 18 MB

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