The latest from Tekzilla: Episode 61 - Get Wi-Fi at 30,000 Feet, Core i7 or Quad Core PC?, Is Buying Refurbished Smart?, and Virtual CDs.

I did not see Bearonica's Berry Zinger Tea in show notes. So I looked it up and here is the link:

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Not meaning to possibly rain on your parade, because I'd love to see a $100 netbook too, but...

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Good news! We're going to live stream the taping of Tekzilla on Monday, December 8th, starting at 4pmPST / 7pmEST, at revision3.com/watch.

Hope to see you there!

You can find many themes on Deviantart. Here's one that I think fits your requirements:
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You'll need the uxtheme patch, of course; nothing too technical, easy to use:
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I use to be super anal about having my stuff tagged and perfect. I have over 120 gigs of music. needless to say I am at a point were its just a pipe dream to get it all organized so I just let it be and use itunes search feature when ever I need to find something.

any way the absolute best tagging program I have come across belongs to musicmatch jukebox. that was by far the greatest music app I have ever seen. I honestly don't know how it died. It had a feature called super tagging where you could take a group of songs and give them all the same artist album and all that (this was before itunes added that feature) but what makes it still hold a place in my heart is the ability to tag from file name. you could set parameters and it would derive every thing from the track number to the artist just from the file name. this comes in handy when you have a bunch of song that have file names like track6.mp3 track7.mp3. but the mp3 tags where ok or vise versa the file names where good but the tags where messed up. it also had an album look up feature that taged albums for you if ti found a match on its online database.

nowadays I find itunes to be the best way to tag mp3s and keep everything tidy for people like us who have thousands of songs. I wish there was an iphone app that lets me tag on the go so I could load up about a hundred songs and organize them then put them back and scoop up another hundred and keep doing this till my library is done.

I'm subscribing to a large amount of podcasts and I want to use them in a different player, maybe even one I write myself...

I want to export the podcast feed info of the podcasts that I am subscribing to in iTunes. I have found some info on this, and apparently it used to be possible by performing File -> Export song list. This option is no longer available.

Is there a dirtier way of accomplishing this? Where does iTunes store it's feed data for subscribed podcasts? I doubt the program goes out and searches its store for the feed URL every time you it the refresh button.

Any ideas?

hi, ihavocd. juz use kmplayer or any media player that support subtitle loading.
then u should find the sub file of ur movie file and load it from the player.

Sorry to reply to my own question, but it was TextExpander I was looking for.

Flash drives are pretty tough? He should know! lol

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