It allows you to manage your ipod from within the winamp

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1 support for nano 4G (incl. cover art and photos). "Make a call with Wi-Fi Calling". Apple Support. Retrieved 4 January devices and itunes versions caused Winamp to crash. The current ipod touch is the sixth-generation model, released on July 15, new: option to automatically perform a sync on connect (in "Sync Settings"). new: option to remove old podcasts from ML and hard disk during podcast sync. Arya, Aayush (January 24, 2008). "Early Adopter Tax Resurfaces with the ipod touch January Software Upgrade". AppleMatters. Retrieved March 3, sync playlist tree with specially named WA playlists,. 4th generation ( ) Supported until 2014 (ios 6.1.6). Move audioscrobbler status dialogs to lower-right corner (FR: ). ml_ipod and the new ipod classic, nano 3G and iphone, and Winamp /21/2007. support for album artist field (new column, transfer from ML, new field in edit dialog. ). You can download version 3.05 of the ipod plugin. Units sold 100 million (as of May 2013) [1]. 2nd generation ( ) Supported until 2011 (ios 4.2.1). A full list of all changes can be found. preserve itunes podcasts if "handle podcasts" is off (FR: ). The winamp ipod plugin (aka ml_ipod) is a plugin for winamp. It allows you to manage your ipod from within the winamp

2 ipod from within the winamp media library. It supports all kinds of ipods, from the classic first generation ipods, to the ipod mini, photo, nano and shuffle and everything in between. On June 8, 2015, it was announced at the WWDC that the ipod Touch fifth generation would support ios 9, along with other A5 devices. This makes the ipod Touch fifth generation the first ipod Touch to support four major versions of ios. (PDF). Apple. p. 1. Retrieved December 24, Brandon Chester. "Apple Refreshes The ipod Touch With A8 SoC And New Cameras". A full list of all changes can be found. How the ipod changed the world of music. Portable MP3 players had been around since the mid 1990s, but Apple found that everyone on the market offered a lackluster user experience. Steve Jobs had a strong term for gadgets like that: "crap". Everyone at Apple agreed. On October 23, 2001, Apple lifted the curtain on the very first ipod, which packed 5GB of music storage into a sleek white box no bigger than a deck of cards. The Philips Nino, a Windows CE-based palmtop computer that Fadell helped develop prior to the ipod. Macworld's Jonathan Seff, Rick LePage, and Jason Snell at the ipod unveiling. Other MP3 players used plus and minus buttons that would move, one item at a time, through a list of songs, which would grow tedious if the unit held a thousand songs basically, you'd have to push the button a thousand times. With a wheel, a quick flick of the finger would navigate through the list at any

3 navigate through the list at any rate the user wanted especially since Apple would make the scroll speed accelerate the longer you spun the wheel. The destiny of Apple changed drastically 10 years ago with the release of a deceptively simple digital music player. On that day in January, Tony Fadell happened to be riding on a ski lift when his phone rang. It was Jon Rubinstein calling. He invited Fadell to visit Apple to discuss a potential project, but he kept quiet about its exact nature. The ipod isn't the first MP3 player to have hit the market, but it's by far the most successful. Moreover, most portable media players (PMPs) used the pokey USB 1.1 standard to transfer music from a host computer to the player, which made the user wait up to five minutes to transfer a CD's worth of songs. When moving thousands of songs, the transfer time could shoot up to several hours. Flash memory-based players of the era held only about a CD's worth of songs. Hard drive players held far more but were relatively big, heavy, and they sported difficult-to-navigate user interfaces that did not scale well when scrolling through thousands of songs. Rubinstein began preliminary research for ideas on how to proceed. From the beginning, he had two ingredients in mind: a speedy FireWire interface to solve the transfer problem, and a particular 1.8-inch 5GB hard drive from Toshiba that could make Apple's music device smaller than any other hard drive-based player on the market. He began to wonder if

4 market. He began to wonder if Audible's approach could be the solution to his problem and brainstormed ways that he could combine digital audio with music. Fadell explored the idea at Philips but found little interest in the ideas among management. After a brief stint at RealNetworks, Fadell left to form his own digital music company called Fuse Systems. Rubinstein felt that Fadell made an ideal choice to explore Apple's portable digital player options due to Fadell's ample handheld computing experience. He had worked at General Magic (on an OS for PDAs called Magic Cap) and later at Philips Electronics, where he led the development of a Windows CE-based palmtop computer called the Nino. Robbin's team simplified SoundJam and added CDburning features to create itunes, released in January As imovie had done with FireWire-attached camcorders, the itunes team naturally sought to allow users to transfer songs from itunes to the portable MP3 players of the day. They had trouble. Apple's relationship with digital music started innocently enough, from seemingly unrelated events in That year, Steve Jobs discovered the latent potential of a long-dormant Appleinvented technology: FireWire. The serial bus standard enabled data to be transferred at alarming speeds compared to common standards of the time. Behind every successful product lies a problem in search of a solution. The inspirational problem, in the ipod's case, involved the pitiful state of the

5 When was the ipod created involved the pitiful state of the young MP3 player market in the late 1990s. During the same meeting, Apple's Senior VP of Worldwide Product Marketing, Phil Schiller, presented mockups of a player featuring the now familiar scroll wheel. Schiller personally thought of the idea as a solution to a troubling interface problem at the time. Around 2000, Apple realized it had a large hole in its upcoming digital hub strategy when it came to music. To fill that hole, Apple bought the rights to SoundJam MP, a popular Mac MP3 player application, and hired three of its creators to work at Apple. One of these men, Jeff Robbin, would head development of an Apple-branded digital music application. Macworld is your best source for all things Apple. We give you the scoop on what's new, what's best and how to make the most out of the products you love. Apple chose to unveil its portable digital music player in a low-key special event held on Apple's campus in Cupertino. The press and Apple fans alike met the ipod with severe skepticism. Pundits openly wondered what business Apple had selling consumer music gadgets. Many proclaimed doom (not the first or last time Apple's future was called into question, mind you). The original ipod, announced on October 23, Steve Jobs liked the ideas he saw and offered Fadell a job at Apple to continue his work. After a period of uncertainty, Fadell joined Apple full-time in April The ipod project then codenamed "P-68" had officially begun. A 10 GB version of the

6 begun. A 10 GB version of the 1G (1st generation) ipod was introduced later. ipod4,1 (product ID 4766, hex 0x129e, hw.model N81AP): ipod Touch "4G". A1337 ipad (GSM) 16,32,64 256MB Cortex-A8 (1GHz) SGX x768 a/b/g/n 2.1 (A2DP) No GSM (GPRS/EDGE) UMTS (HSPA) 7.2Mbps (HSDPA) 384kbps (UMTS) Yes No Yes No No Apr, The agreement came to fruition in 2004 with the HP+iPod line. The HP branding got the ipod into many retailers that did not sell Apple products, such as Walmart. Typically use Wi-Fi Syncing? Try using a USB cable instead. Usually use a USB cable? Try using Wi-Fi syncing instead to see if that works. USB syncing is usually the most reliable method, and it's not terribly uncommon for wifi sync to be a bit more picky. A1318 ipod Touch "3G" 32,64 256MB Cortex-A8 (600MHz) SGX x320 b/g 2.1 (A2DP) No No No No No No No No Yes Sep, Apple continued to offer U2 Special Edition ipods from the black & white ipod era through the color ipod generation and into the video ipod period. ios is obviously going in the direction of not needing itunes at all, but in the meantime you still need to sync an iphone, ipad, or ipod touch to copy over music libraries, videos, media, perform local backups, apps, and more. Typically itunes will sync with an ios device without incident, but sometimes things go awry, and itunes just won't sync at all. If you find yourself in that frustrating situation, here is what you can do to fix it and get the iphone, ipod, or ipad syncing

7 iphone, ipod, or ipad syncing with itunes on a Mac or PC again. ipod2,1 (product ID 4755, hex 0x1293, hw.model N72AP): ipod Touch "2G". Although the Model Number lets you know what type of device you have (iphone, ipod Touch, or ipad), and the generation ("1G"/"2G"/"3G"/4, or "2G"/3G/3GS), they don't tell you much about the color and size of the flash memory. The back of the iphone and ipod Touch box contains a Part No. that provides these information. This Part No. can also be gotten by going into Settings- >General->About on your device, and looking at the Model listing field. Note the special terminology of "Model" when placed in different contexts. When referencing the hardware, the term "Model" refers to the Model No. labelled on the back of the device. When displayed by the running software, the term "Model" actually refers to the Part No. located on the box. In this article, the term "Model" always refers to the label on the back of the device, and it starts with an "A", followed by four digits. The Part No. is the same one from the box. Note that in different regions, differing suffix for the Part Number exist. This Part Number usually is divided into four sections. The first section is a two character alphabet. The second section is a three digit number. The third section is the country code (one or two digits). The last section is "/A". An example Part Number is MC133ZP/A, which is an iphone 3GS 32GB from Hong Kong. The "MC" is the first section. The "133" is the second

8 section. The "133" is the second section (three digits). The "ZP" is the third section (country code). The "/A" is the fourth section. Still having problems? Try resetting and restoring the iphone, ipad, or ipod touch. The best way to do this is through a three step process to preserve your data through a backup, then reset it to as new, then restore from a backup: Look under the "Music", "Movies", "Apps", "TV Shows" or respective tabs and be sure that "Sync Music", "Sync Movies" etc is checked and enabled. MC011 A1318 ipod Touch "3G" 64GB Aluminum Sep 9, MB525 A1288 ipod Touch "2G" 8GB Aluminum Sep 9, Odyssey: Pepsi to Apple a Journey of Adventure, Ideas & the Future, John Sculley. MB735 A1303 iphone 3GS 16GB Black Jun 16, The solution that worked for me was to touch and hold a app on the iphone screen until it jiggled. This allows you the option of deleting the app on the phone. I deleted all the apps off the phone that could be deleted in this way. The iphone now syncs perfectly and all the apps were then reloaded from my itunes library. Hope this helps. iprod0,1 (product ID 4757, hex 0x1295): ipad prototype. ipod3,1 (product ID 4761, hex 0x1299, hw.model N18AP): ipod Touch "3G". More ways to shop: Visit an Apple Store, call MY-APPLE, or find a reseller. How to Fix itunes When It's Not Syncing with iphone, ipad, or ipod Touch. We're going to cover a variety of troubleshooting tricks to fix the syncing problem here, try each

9 syncing problem here, try each in descending order until the problem is resolved. Do note this guide is aimed at resolving actual syncing problems (ie: the transfer of data between itunes and the computer), not at problems with detecting the devices themselves. If itunes won't even find an ios device, refer to this guide to resolve detection related problems. When was the ipod created 1720 Harding Avenue Waynesboro, Virginia (877) STONEVA ( ) Copyright 2005 When was the ipod created. All rights reserved.