Command Hard Drive
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Command Hard Drive
is CD the only format from which you can drag to command hard drive.
The option "copy music files" is not available to click when an ipod or memory stick is inserted.
does anyone know a way round this as its very time consuming burning cds to copy music to command hard drive.
anyone's help would be much appreciated.
many thanks
Alex
The option "copy music files" is not available to click when an ipod or memory stick is inserted.
does anyone know a way round this as its very time consuming burning cds to copy music to command hard drive.
anyone's help would be much appreciated.
many thanks
Alex
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please advise
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However,I have noted playing normal CD's (Not data MP3 disc's) gives better quality. MP3's are compressed.
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Computer component/accessory stores. Also, although with the capacity laptops go to these days I don't see many around, PCMCIA drives will work.
With card adapters, see if you can try first as some don't seem to work. And avoid adapters with a bulky 'facia' portion for the cards (basically any part that sticks out). Apart from looking bad, they may not fit under the volume control. They're designed for laptops/notebooks where this is not an issue.
PS: I don't know how many adapters MB sell but at least one I've seen does not support CF cards.
PPS: I find the Music Register quite unintuitive and obstructive to use having copied tracks to it so I don't. I reserve the Hard Drive for store bought CDs (where I like all or most of it) that are recognised by its Gracenote DB and let it do its thing the way its obviously happiest. The iPod/USB/DVD-R/SD etc are plenty for everything else.
With card adapters, see if you can try first as some don't seem to work. And avoid adapters with a bulky 'facia' portion for the cards (basically any part that sticks out). Apart from looking bad, they may not fit under the volume control. They're designed for laptops/notebooks where this is not an issue.
PS: I don't know how many adapters MB sell but at least one I've seen does not support CF cards.
PPS: I find the Music Register quite unintuitive and obstructive to use having copied tracks to it so I don't. I reserve the Hard Drive for store bought CDs (where I like all or most of it) that are recognised by its Gracenote DB and let it do its thing the way its obviously happiest. The iPod/USB/DVD-R/SD etc are plenty for everything else.
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you can only copy music to the hard drive as long as you are copying it from a cd, an audio cd and not even an mp3 cd...cannot copy music any other way. confirmed. Sucks! I thought id be able to record anything from anywhere (sirius, radio, mp3, sd etc)
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I had a first generation, yes first generation 20G ipod (no video etc) I just update music on and leave in glove box locked. I only use .cda or .wav files copied to the ipod so sound is not degraded at all.
Works very well and very responsive using command as well.
Mike
Works very well and very responsive using command as well.
Mike