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Great utility with one exception 
- Version: 0.5, 3/29/2009 03:00PM PST
llimit_cycle
Works as advertised, and you can't beat the price, but I got the "bad filename" error that someone else mentioned. Looking at the offending files, the problem seems to be that expod will not copy any files that have a colon (:) in their filenames. It handles other odd characters and accents, but not colons. Expod warns you of this problem with a pop-up, but allows only "continue" and "quit" alternatives, no way to temporarily change the filename, e.g., to allow it to copy. So back to the terminal to get that handful of rejected files.
I'm using OSX10.5.6 and an original iPod.
I'm using OSX10.5.6 and an original iPod.
had to return to earlier versin - Version: 0.4, 2/28/2009 12:17PM PST
peterlordgoodman
I really appreciate what this program does. But the new update kept saying there was a naming error with the tracks I wanted to copy, so I reverted to the older 0.3 version and it works fine. The tracks I had were purchased from Amazon, but I didn't have any problem bringing them into the iTunes folder and using them on my Nano. fyi, I am using an older Mac at my office, which is where I had the problem (a mirrored door Mac running 10.4.11.
Overall good app for ipod.