[CUBE] iPod Old or New?

[Kunga]

Should do fine for any music that doesn't want breaks between tracks. 
This capability DID NOT WORK correctly in iT 3 like it does in iT4. Big 
improvement. Make sure that when you rip, you have the Preference -> 
Importing -> "Create file names with track number" preference checked 
to keep all the ripped tracks in their proper order. It will preface 
each track name with 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, etc so maintaining the proper 
order combined with the tip below should yield excellent classical, 
opera and electronic DJ mix listening.

k

On Saturday, May 17, 2003, at 06:49  AM, Steve Goldstein wrote:

> Would this work for operas, too?  I had ripped Turandot a few weeks 
> ago, and last night I finally listened to it via iTrip on my stereo 
> system.  iTunes ripped each passage as a different selection, and that 
> is great for finding particular passages from the opera, but it makes 
> the listening experience very disjointed.  And, it also seems to cut 
> off a few seconds from the end of the passages.  Also, for some 
> strange reason, it plays the introduction to Act 2 at the very end of 
> the opera!
>
> Thanks for any additional enlightenment,
>
> Steve
>
> (BTW, I took the liberty of cc:-ing the general G4 list, as this is 
> likely to be of interest to a wider group of Mac folk.  Please excuse 
> me if I have breached list etiquette.)
>
> At 5:33 AM -0700 5/17/03, Kunga wrote:
>> You must turn on the Effects -> Crossfade playback and move the 
>> slider all the way to the left zero seconds point. Then it finally 
>> works perfectly as advertised. Thank the iTunes team.