Cross Fading Problem

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  1. hollowtip

    hollowtip Regular member

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    Hey, whenever i use itunes and try to crossfade my tracks by 12 seconds into eachother, the itunes does it(so i think), and when i try to use my ipod, it doesnt seem to be changed at alll.any advice?
     
  2. jazo123

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    Make sure that you have the iPod set to "Auto Update".
     
  3. DarkJello

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    I don't think the iPod supports any form of crossfading.
     
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    Lethal_B Moderator Staff Member

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    It doesn't. You cannot crossfade your music using the iPod. Sorry.
     
  5. hollowtip

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    oo fuh real? cus when i right click my ipod on teh itunes side bar, it says ipod options. and when i click there, tehres a tab at the top called playback or soemthing, and within there theres crossfade, sound enhancer, and sound check for the ipod...
     
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    Lethal_B Moderator Staff Member

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    Yes, but the crossfading option isn't under the 'iPod' tab, it is under the 'Playback' and hence not related to the iPod's config.
     
  7. hollowtip

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    ooo ic, thanks alot
     
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    Lethal_B Moderator Staff Member

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    No worries. I hope Apple develop an iPod with crossfade playback support, as it is something that a lot of iPod owners (including myself) would like to see implemented..
     
  9. jazo123

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    I didn't know that you couldn't use a crossfading feature with the iPod. I am not really interested in using it, but I just assumed that you could do this. You could do this, however, by creating your own mixes in a DJ program and importing it onto the iPod, only that's not a real sufficient way to do this.
     
  10. DarkJello

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    But do you really want to listen to music in one long track? That would be the only way to eliminate the annoying slight pause inbetween tracks. And I doubt anyone wants to scroll through an hour worth of music just to find the song you want :\
     
  11. jazo123

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    Yeah, that's why I mentioned that it is not a very sufficient way to go about this. ;-)
     

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