• most listened to albums in the last 3 months

    1. Hideout
    2. Film School
    3. Lust Lust Lust
    4. Distortion
    5. Chrome
    6. Ferment
    7. Fourteen Autumns And Fifteen Winters
    8. She Dares All Things
    9. Turn on the Bright Lights
    10. A Northern Soul
    11. Cuts Across the Land
    12. Take Them On, On Your Own
  • apple

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    Remote Buddy for OS X

    Wednesday, May 16th, 2007

    It’s time for another Mac related post. It’s been a while. With Remote Buddy you can practically, fully control your Mac from afar with a remote.
    Remote Buddy turns the remote control in your hands into a key to your entire system. No matter, whether you want to control applications and presentations, browse and […]

    DockArt: Change your iTunes icon to Album Art

    Friday, March 16th, 2007

    DockArt is a nice little iTunes plugin that does something simple, and does it well. When installed it will change the iTunes icon in your dock to the album art of the currently playing track (assuming of course that it has album art). The developer is on the ball and recently released an updated version […]

    Display song lyrics on your desktop automatically!

    Wednesday, March 14th, 2007

    Display iTunes song lyrics on your Mac desktop with GeekTool.
    1. Download and install GeekTool.
    2. Put this as a shell command into GeekTool (with all quotation marks, in one line):
    osascript -e ”’tell application “iTunes” to set currentLyrics to the lyrics of the current track”’
    This should display the lyrics of the current song as long as the […]

    How to master your iTunes EQ

    Wednesday, March 7th, 2007

    How to master your iTunes EQ
    Web site MethodShop takes a close look at the 10-band iTunes EQ, explaining how to get the most from your music by tweaking the EQ.
    The post describes which sounds are most effected by each of the 10 bands of the iTunes equalizer. For example, ‘The 2k frequency can boost or […]

    iTunes Artwork with Curator

    Thursday, March 1st, 2007

    iTunes Artwork with Curator
    Kavasoft has released version 1.0 of Curator, an iTunes Artwork management utility. Curator allows you to search for missing artwork and download any MIA items from Amazon. It also has a few spiffy features like creating Finder icons for your music and helping you perform custom searches for hard-to-find artwork. It costs […]

    13 iTunes AppleScripts

    Wednesday, February 28th, 2007

    Hack Attack: Top 13 iTunes AppleScripts: “
    by Adam Pash
    If you use iTunes on the Mac, you should know about Doug’s AppleScripts for iTunes, a repository of scripts that add tons of useful functionality to Apple’s music player.
    Doug’s AppleScripts not only plug obvious holes in iTunes’ feature set; they also add functionality to iTunes you never […]

    Display mp3 tag info within the Mac “get info” window.

    Wednesday, February 14th, 2007

    Display MP3 metadata - like artist and album right inside Finder with the MP3-Info CMM add-on.
    With the Contextual Menu Module (CMM) installed, choose Get Info from an MP3’s Ctrl-click menu in Finder to view its metadata. The MP3-Info CMM module is a free download, Mac 10.2 and greater only.
    http://www.cdfinder.de/mp3info/

    Mac Finder Tip: moving files to another hard drive

    Wednesday, March 15th, 2006

    Many of you already know this…
    If you drag files on your internal/main hard drive from one folder to another on the same hard drive, all you are doing is moving them. (The same applies to any hard drive as long as you are dragging to a location on the same drive) If […]

    Unusual tape and writing found on a brand new iMac!

    Wednesday, November 9th, 2005

    I opened up a brand new 17″ iMac today. The one with the built-in iSight camera. I found something on the front that I’ve never seen on a new Mac before. Look at these images. Anyone know what the writing on the tape says?

    iPod Video DVD ripping guide

    Friday, October 14th, 2005

    http://diveintomark.org/howto/ipod-dvd-ripping-guide/
    Rip your DVD and watch it on your iPod Video.

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