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Originally Posted by :
I tried drag and drop from my computer drive, but music definitely does not have the same sound quality!
...unless I'm horribly misunderstanding you, you do not lose sound quality by copying a audio file from your HDD to the Pre, or any device for that matter. All that happens when your dragging and dropping is that the system is making a "physical" copy of the file, and unless corrupted, the file will in fact not change at all. I tried drag and drop from my computer drive, but music definitely does not have the same sound quality!
A file copied in FLAC, WAV, MP3 will stay the same format and bit rate when moved.
The only thing that syncing adds is the convenience.
Originally Posted by :
I have to say, I don't know which is funnier, the article or some of the real responses.
I agree fully, the article made me giggle with joy, but after seeing people actually believing it just made it many times better. I have to say, I don't know which is funnier, the article or some of the real responses.
I knew it was only a matter of time! Damn you Apple! 
Originally Posted by hparsons:
I have to say, I don't know which is funnier, the article or some of the real responses.
Seriously folks, some of you guys have got learn to recognize with the "unbelieveable" is unbelievable for a reason...
so true. it's crazy how serious some people are...I have to say, I don't know which is funnier, the article or some of the real responses.
Seriously folks, some of you guys have got learn to recognize with the "unbelieveable" is unbelievable for a reason...
That's for sure. That article screams setup. It was funny tho and definitely in line with the Onion News Network 
In retaliation for Palm bypassing ITunes, Apple has now updated the ROMs on all IPhones and IPods so they can now sync with the Palm's Desktop application. Though none of the applications or data are usable on the Apple devices, the community as a whole feels as though they are taking the fight to Palm.
Originally Posted by Netwere:
In retaliation for Palm bypassing ITunes, Apple has now updated the ROMs on all IPhones and IPods so they can now sync with the Palm's Desktop application. Though none of the applications or data are usable on the Apple devices, the community as a whole feels as though they are taking the fight to Palm.
I knew it was only a matter... wait, what? In retaliation for Palm bypassing ITunes, Apple has now updated the ROMs on all IPhones and IPods so they can now sync with the Palm's Desktop application. Though none of the applications or data are usable on the Apple devices, the community as a whole feels as though they are taking the fight to Palm.
I lol'd
Edit: then I read the responses laughed even harder.
Edit: then I read the responses laughed even harder.
i printed it out and gave it to a mac fan boy. he didnt belive only because the version of itunes in the article wasnt out yet.
ppl.
btw, go brooklyn.
ppl.
btw, go brooklyn.
Originally Posted by TheOneAfter909:
I get all my news from The Onion.
That and the National Inquirer are the best investigative journalism on the planet!I get all my news from The Onion.
Originally Posted by llamaegg:
...unless I'm horribly misunderstanding you, you do not lose sound quality by copying a audio file from your HDD to the Pre, or any device for that matter.
Actually, you are indeed misinformed. The way it works is by reducing the maximum volume your audio file can play at. If you make one copy of a file, then each file can only play at half the maximum volume they had before. Three copies, 1/3 volume, four copies, 1/4, etc. Of course, if you just move the file, or make a copy and erase the original, maximum volume is unaffected....unless I'm horribly misunderstanding you, you do not lose sound quality by copying a audio file from your HDD to the Pre, or any device for that matter.
LOL is the perfect response here.
Some people like cucumbers better pickled
Palm's latest news... "Web OS new update. the PRE is the only device that can sync to Itunes"
lol
lol
I love that site because no one ever understands that it's a joke.
People need to stop reading titles of threads only and give a response. Read the provided info. Hilarious.
yes this is very true...i am still in an 8.something version and i sync not prob when ever i want... i just declice the update when it promps me
I know I'm not the first person to say this, but I just don't know what's funnier; the excellent satire of the article, or that fact that there are so many people that didn't get the joke.
i guess im not trading my pre for an iphone. damn
You mean everything I read on the internets is not 100% truth? Someone call me a waaaaaahmbulance!!!
heh.
heh.
Originally Posted by MikeBinOK:
Actually, you are indeed misinformed. The way it works is by reducing the maximum volume your audio file can play at. If you make one copy of a file, then each file can only play at half the maximum volume they had before. Three copies, 1/3 volume, four copies, 1/4, etc. Of course, if you just move the file, or make a copy and erase the original, maximum volume is unaffected.
I knew my ears were not going crazy! Usually when I plug my Pre into my car stereo, it has as good of sound quality as my Ipod, but when I recently did the OS update and Itunes update (cuz I thought I would be able to sync) I found I couldn't sync anymore. I dragged and dropped my newer music, and sure enough....bass was so quiet all of a sudden! Hopefully this new 1.2.1 (38MB) OS update from this morning will re-enable syncing with iTunes cuz I miss the bass!!!!Actually, you are indeed misinformed. The way it works is by reducing the maximum volume your audio file can play at. If you make one copy of a file, then each file can only play at half the maximum volume they had before. Three copies, 1/3 volume, four copies, 1/4, etc. Of course, if you just move the file, or make a copy and erase the original, maximum volume is unaffected.
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