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WY019_Index[275-285].qxd 7/16/04 12:13 AM Page 275 Quark08 Quark08:Books:WY019-KNASTER:Chapters: Index A List Notes, 31 AA batteries, 18 MacCentral, 31 AAC. See also Advanced Audio Coding Printer Friendly, 31 files, 233 AppleScript Studio software, 201 format, 172 AppleScript technology, 30 absolute and relative references, 252 Aqua user interface, 70 account information, seeing or changing, 229 around the store, getting, 223 adapter, 57 art4iTunes, 132 Address Book, 22 artists, 9, 191 Advanced Audio Coding (AAC), 172 getting information, 235 advanced battery info, 63 ATI Remote Wonder II, 166 Advanced Options screen, 89 audio book AIFF, 173 custom features, 34 AirPort, 161 downloading, 13, 34 AirPort Express, 162 feature, 34 working of, 165 listening to, 233 AirTunes Audio Hijack, 184 features of, 164 Audio Hijack Pro, 184 limitations of, 164 audio-CDs-as-backup strategy, 208 alarm clock auto size all columns, 218 applications, 147 automate CD ripping, 171, 175 feature, 29 auto-scroll, 112 album, 9 album art, 131, 209, 219 B album artwork with Google, finding. See also album art Backup Battery Pack, 19 All Recorder utility, 185 base station. See Play music over WiFi Apple Account Information screen, 229 basic music playing features in iTunes Apple and iPod news and rumors Playlists, 103 CNET, 262 battery icon, restoring, 53 Crazy Apple Rumors, 263 battery replacement Google News, 262 steps for, 62 Mac Rumors, 263 surgery, 61 MacMinute, 262 Belkin digital camera link for iPod, 18 MacNN, 262 Belkin Media Reader, 16 MacSlash, 262 Belkin’s Voice Recorder, 14 SlashDot, 262 COPYRIGHTEDbest hardware, MATERIAL 177 SpyMac, 263 Billboard charts Think Secret, 263 features, 228 TidBITS, 262 limitations, 228 Wired, 262 Bit Rate column, 124 Yahoo News, 262 boot from iPod, 21, 166, 168 Apple’s iPod scripts, working with, 13 broadcast iTunes, 159 AppleScript, 133 Browse Music link AppleScript features Album, 226 Clear All Notes, 31 Artist, 226 Clipboard to Note, 31 Genre, 226 Eject iPod, 30 browser to find music, using, 226 WY019_Index[275-285].qxd 7/16/04 12:13 AM Page 276 Quark08 Quark08:Books:WY019-KNASTER:Chapters: 276 Index ■ B–D Browser, 219 companion program, 172 built-in compressed format command, 137 AAC, 202 radio tuner, 186 MP3, 202 speaker, 15, 29 compressed music, 210 burn songs, methods to, 203 computers, 65 burning, 197 Consolidate Library, 179 audio CDs, process of, 198 contacts and calendar button combinations, using importing, 22 Enable disk mode, 42 with Outlook, using, 24 Enter diagnostic mode, 42 contacts to iPod, exporting, 26 Power off, 41 Control-Click (method), 104 Reset, 42 convert between audio formats, 209 Run a disk scan, 42 convert feature, 211 buttons convert streams to songs, 171, 186 OK, 5 cool tools Repeat All, 9 EphPod, 78 Select, 34 XPlay, 79 shuffle songs, 9 copy songs, 65 cordless headphones, 160 C Corral All Dupes, 142 calendar info, 24 create gapless music CDs, 197 car radio, 57 creating iMix, steps for, 240 car stereo to iPod, connecting, 56 creating personalized track, steps for, 105 Carbon Copy Cloner utility, 21 creator and library info, 271 cassette player, 57 Crossfade playback feature, 182 CBBD information, 145 cross-platform disk, using, 209, 211 CD current playlist, 9 burners, 172, 197 custom connector, 14 from album, burning, 202 player, 57, 190 D recording, 197 DCIM (digital camera images), 17 ripping, 177 dead tracks, getting rid of, 142 CDDB, 135 digital camera, 16 online database, 145 Digital Camera Link CD-R discs, 198 features, 18 CD-ROMs, 197 guidelines, 18 CDs with no gaps between tracks, creating, 202 requirements, 18 Celebrity Playlist Maker, 239 use of, 18 celebrity playlists, 233 Digital Camera Link for iPod, 16 change the play order, 103 digital music chapter marks, 34 application, 32 charts collection, 140 billboard charts, 227 digital photos, 15, 16, 18 radio charts, 227 digital rights management (DRM) software, 66 check or uncheck multiple tracks, 137 digitizing LPs, steps for, 189 checkbox, 137 disk Clock screen, 29 drives, 179 close the store, 245 space, 173 Clutter, 131 displaying text, tags for, 251 Command-Click (Mac), 104 dock connector, 17 command-line interface, 50 dock-connector iPods, 13 CompactFlash, 15 Doug’s AppleScripts for iTunes, 140 WY019_Index[275-285].qxd 7/16/04 12:13 AM Page 277 Quark08 Quark08:Books:WY019-KNASTER:Chapters: Index ■ D–H 277 Drag Album Artwork Here, 220 playlist, 254 drag and drop, 175 song, 254 to create playlist, 110 find all new music, 227 DRM scheme, 66 finder and utility program, using, 49 DSP effects, 184 Finder, 69, 207 duplicate tracks, handling, 140 finding cities, methods for, 83 duplicates, removing, 140 fine-tuning music library’s appearance, 120 DVD burner, 200 FireWire cable, 14 DVD-burning SuperDrive, 200 FireWire port, 14 DVDs (iMovie and iDVD), 197, 200 fix bad tag info, 145 FM adapters E Arkon SoundFeeder SF250, 57 ear buds, 47 Auto Charger, 60 edit in place, 219 iCarPlay Wireless, 58 Edit menu (Windows), 217 iCarPlay, 60 802.11g WiFi access point, 163 imp, 60 elements to Apple’s anti-copying scheme, 67 irock 400FM Wireless Music Adapter, 58 e-mail iTrip, 58, 59 account, 94 PowerPod, 60 message, 26 SoundFeeder, 59 on iPod, reading, 93 TransPod, 58, 60 enabling AppleScript, steps for, 134 TuneCast Mobile Transmitter, 58 encoding music, 172 FM transmitter, 57 EphPod, features of, 78 folder, linking to, 253 EQ menu, 11 free previews, listening to, 234 Equalizer column, 218 equalizer preset, 11 G equalizer, using, 11 gapless CD error checking, 257 creating, 201 examples of iTunes Essentials ensuring, 202 Break Up Songs, 232 GarageBand, 194, 200 Hair Bands, 232 general information Soundtrack Classics, 232 iPod Hacks, 261 The Beauty of Opera, 232 iPoding, 261 Export command, 269 iPodlounge, 261 export library listings, 137 Meetup, 261 external genre pages, browsing, 227 batteries, using, 19 genre property, limitations of, 217 disk drive, 20 genre to specific EQ , setting, 139 disks, 211 get album art. See also album art external FireWire drives, 208 get all music together in one place, 171 global equalizer setting, 127 F Google lyric search, 150 FairPlay, 66 GraceNote CDDB genres, 217 FAT32 file system, 32, 211 Gracenote CDDB service, 177 FeedDemon (Windows), 242 Groove Purse Triplet, 54 file sharing networks, 190 files to library by dragging, adding, 174 H filters handle duplicate tracks, 133 album, 254 hard disk, 16 artist, 254 hardware accessories, 13 composer, 254 header, 269 genre, 254 headphones, 47 WY019_Index[275-285].qxd 7/16/04 12:13 AM Page 278 Quark08 Quark08:Books:WY019-KNASTER:Chapters: 278 Index ■ H–I hear sounds from iPod speaker, 41 iPod and iTunes, differences between, 9 hidden files in Windows XP, displaying, 75 iPod books high-quality backup software, 208 reading, 36 Home Media Option, 169 writing, 36, 166 HP Digital Music Player, 206 iPod diagnostics HTML hyperlinks, 252 5 IN 1, 43 hyperlinks, 251 A2D, 44 hypertext language, 251 AUDIO, 43 FIREWIRE/FW ID, 43 I FLASH/CHK SUM, 45 iCal, 22 HDD SCAN, 45 iCalendars, 24 KEY, 43 Icewear for iPod mini, 55 LCM, 44 iChat, 150 OPTO/CONTRAST, 45 ideas for Smart Playlists, 106 OTPO CNT, 44 iLife 04, 200 REMOTE, 43 features of, 200 RESET, 43 IMAP account, 94 RTC/CHG STUS, 44 information from Web, getting, 135 RUN IN, 45 infrared, 166 SDRAM/USB DISK, 44 instructions tag, 258 SLEEP, 44 internal battery, 19 iPod mini buttons Internet, 82 Enable diagnostic mode, 42 Internet connection, 231 Power off, 42 Internet radio stations, 186, 187 Reset, 42 iPhoto, 200 iPod standard formats iPod iCalendar and vCalendar for appointments, 24 accessories, 54, 261 vCard for contacts, 24 as an external disk drive, 13, 20 iPod to Macs and Windows PCs, connecting, 32 backup programs, 21 iPod_Control/Device directory, 49 built-in speaker, 29 iPodLounge, 152 disk storage, 6 iPod’s backlight, use of dock connector, 14, 18 book light, 19 hardware, 13 flashlight, 19 in car, listening to, 41 night light, 19 light, using, 19 safety light, 19 mini, 42 iPodSync, 83, 88 note reader, 249 iRooster, 148 Preferences dialog box, 3 iShare Earbud Splitter, 47 radio station, 57 iSync, 22, 24 screen, 89 iTalk, 15 scripts, using, 30 iTrip mini, 58 Settings menu, 9 iTunes sharing, 3 alarm clock, making, 147 software, 12 broadcasting, 160 support plug-in, 32 browser, 217 Updater, 32 Catalog, 131 Viewer, 73 Essentials, 232 wake up timer, 13, 29 features, 131 with splitter, sharing, 47 features to support long playlists, 204 without replugging, updating, 3, 6 library, 123, 209, 269 iPod 2.0 software, 249 Link Maker, 238 WY019_Index[275-285].qxd 7/16/04 12:13 AM Page 279 Quark08 Quark08:Books:WY019-KNASTER:Chapters: Index ■ I–M 279 menu (Mac), 217 Mac OS X to format disks as RFAT32, using, 211 Music folder, 179 Macintosh programs, 184, 187 remote control, running, 166 magic file, 49, 52 script folder, 139 magical jukebox, 179 setting up, 176 main library, 179 Smart Playlists, 7 major drag, 112 Track CPR, 143, 144 make a mix DVD, 197 user, 159 make iTunes an alarm clock, 133 visualizer, 132 making adjustments, 188 iTunes 4.1, 238 managing personal information, 85 iTunes Music Store links markup language, 250 getting and sharing, 238 master the visualizer, 133 using, 223, 238 media card, 17 iTunes Music Store pages, 225 Media Reader for iPod, 16 iTunes Music Store search feature, 236 Media Reader, using, 17 iTunes Music Store to check connection, using, Media Reader slots for different media types 244 CompactFlash types 1 and 2, 16 iTunes Window modes, using, 128 Memory Stick, 16 iTunes, features of Multimedia Card
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