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I have played around with the iSee for awhile. Once you have formatted the iPod using a PC, you can load movies directly via a mac. First using Handbrake to create AVI files, thentransfer them to the iPod connected to the mac as a hard drive. Put the file into the Samples folder inside the Video folder - it works.
Posted by Kenny T on July 31, 2006 at 10:40 PM (PDT)
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hi, after reading this article my ask is: what's the need of an additional display only 3.6"? if i need a player for my iPod i prefer as exemple the iLuv. That display is more larger and functionality seem better...as the price.
So?
Posted by iNandoX on August 1, 2006 at 2:04 AM (PDT)