Have you ever wondered whether there was a command line way to check iTunes and determine which song is currently playing. With this short how to on TUAW you can create a simple script that will display in Terminal what song is currently playing in iTunes when you type ./nowplaying.
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I finally got a case for my MacBook. I got the Brenthaven Edge I Black case. It's really nice and it fits my MacBook like a glove. I love how small it is compared to the old Targus case I had that was made for a 15" notebook.
In other news, Amarok will soon be found on OS X. I think that is really cool, because it could be a real competitor to iTunes. It also has some cool features that iTunes doesn't have: such as grabbing lyrics, and putting some info of the currently playing band (from Wikipedia) right at your fingertips. When the port is finished I will probably use Amarok.
I just got the new 5.5 Generation iPod. It's really nice. I love the improved batter life, brighter screen, and the new search feature is killer!
However, I am having a problem. The reason I got a new iPod was because I thought that it would solve my problem.
So, here's the deal: When I try to sync my photos with my iPod I get this lovely error dialouge.
Nice isn't it? Well, I have created a thread in Apple's iTunes support forum. Hopefully I'll get a solution to my problem. I've tried everything to fix this except re-installing Tiger, and hopefully I don't have to re-install Tiger. So, if any of you guys that read my blog (I don't think anyone reads my blog) think you may have a solution, go ahead and post it in my thread. If you don't have an Apple ID you could post the answer in the comments of this entry.
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