CNET Do-It-Yourself iPod Projects

Guy Hart-Davis (Barnard Castle, UK) is the author of more than 60 computer books, including all editions of How to Do Everything: iPod, iPhone, & iTunes, iPad and iPhone Administrator’s Guide, Integrating Macs in Windows Networks, and Mac OS X System Administration.

• ForewordAcknowledgmentsIntroductionPart I: EasyProject 1: Play Back iPod Videos on Your TV or Your Friend's ComputerProject 2: Turn Your iPod into Your Home Hi-FiProject 3: Use Your iPod as an Audio RecorderProject 4: Use Your iPod as an E-book ReaderProject 5: Read Your E-mail on Your iPodProject 6: Clean Up Your Songs, Tags, and Album ArtProject 7: Put Your Home Videos and DVDs on Your iPodProject 8: Use Your iPod as Your Car's Stereo SourceProject 9: Put Your Vinyl Records on Your iPod and iTunesPart II: ChallengingProject 10: Become an iTunes ExpertProject 11: Load Your iPod from Multiple Computers (PCs, Macs, or Both)Project 12: Play Your Music Across the Internet from a Remote ComputerProject 13: Use Your iPod as a Portable External DiskProject 14: Make Your iPod an Invaluable Companion for Your Digital CameraProject 15: Back Up Your Music Library or Recover It from Your iPodProject 16: DJ Using Your iPods or Your Computer -- or BothPart III: AdvancedProject 17: Troubleshoot Your iPod and Diagnose Its ProblemsProject 18: Replace the Battery in an Original iPod ShuffleProject 19: Replace the Battery in an Original iPod nanoProject 20: Replace the Battery in an iPod with videoProject 21: Share Your Songs with Your Household via iTunes or a ServerProject 22: Boot Your Mac from Your iPodProject 23: Install iPodLinux on Your iPod and Record Full-Quality AudioProject 24: Install Rockbox on Your iPod for Even Better Audio PlaybackINDEX