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gmac replied on March 10, 2008 11:48 to the problem "iTunes due to error: File Username's iPod:::iPod_Control:Music:F35:JYZG.m4a wasn’t found. -43" in Sci-Fi Hi-Fi:

ok, so i discovered that 2.9.1b1 works with the copy function but not the send to i tunes function. so i just have to transfer my mp3's to my desktop first and then import them into my library. i can live with that and i think that alone is worth $8 so i will not want a refund. the send to i tunes function used to work before so i have a feeling that it is a compatibility issue with more current versions of itunes ( i am using 7.6.) heres the weird part ; 2.9.2 wont even open at all and 2.9.3 opens at first and then does the "application has suddenly quit.... etc ) thing.
well, i am just happy about being able to extract anything from ipods and i hope this info helps in working out the bugs. B.t.w i appreciate buzz's logical and timely service stlye, it is rare with online customer service , thanks;)

human replied on March 10, 2008 01:18 to the problem "iTunes due to error: File Username's iPod:::iPod_Control:Music:F35:JYZG.m4a wasn’t found. -43" in Sci-Fi Hi-Fi:

The new 2.9.3 version worked! Thanks :-) The only thing is that I did not see it transfer my playlists from the i-pod to my new I-tunes. Is there a way to do it without making entirely new playlists? Thanks again.

buzz replied on March 06, 2008 22:59 to the problem "iTunes due to error: File Username's iPod:::iPod_Control:Music:F35:JYZG.m4a wasn’t found. -43" in Sci-Fi Hi-Fi:

Have you tried it in the newest version (2.9.3)?

http://www.scifihifi.com/podworks/dow...

If not, please email me at podworks [at] scifihifi [dot] com and I'll give you a refund.

gmac replied on March 06, 2008 12:40 to the problem "iTunes due to error: File Username's iPod:::iPod_Control:Music:F35:JYZG.m4a wasn’t found. -43" in Sci-Fi Hi-Fi:

i've also since tried 2.9.2 and it still doesn't work. is there a way to get my money back?

human replied on February 27, 2008 20:20 to the problem "iTunes due to error: File Username's iPod:::iPod_Control:Music:F35:JYZG.m4a wasn’t found. -43" in Sci-Fi Hi-Fi:

2.9.2 is the version that I downloaded about a week ago. Any other suggestions?

Eric Suesz replied on February 27, 2008 19:53 to the problem "iTunes due to error: File Username's iPod:::iPod_Control:Music:F35:JYZG.m4a wasn’t found. -43" in Sci-Fi Hi-Fi:

Hmmm. I think there is an even newer version. Maybe that might work? Maybe?

http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/mor...

gmac replied on February 26, 2008 10:27 to the problem "iTunes due to error: File Username's iPod:::iPod_Control:Music:F35:JYZG.m4a wasn’t found. -43" in Sci-Fi Hi-Fi:

ibook g4 os 10.3.9
itunes 7.6
podworks 2.9.1b1 paid for
i have the same problem. tried a couple different ipods, both disk enabled
the program used to work for me until about a month ago.
i paid money and i want it to work. i've tried to make it work, doing all the normal troubleshooting things. i am frustrated because it shouldn't be such a pain to make a program that is out on the market work.

human replied on February 26, 2008 07:32 to the problem "iTunes due to error: File Username's iPod:::iPod_Control:Music:F35:JYZG.m4a wasn’t found. -43" in Sci-Fi Hi-Fi:

I had the same problem with Leopard and also paid the $8 as well. Hopefully Buzz can help us out.

Cameron Walters replied on December 25, 2007 21:52 to the problem "iTunes due to error: File Username's iPod:::iPod_Control:Music:F35:JYZG.m4a wasn’t found. -43" in Sci-Fi Hi-Fi:

Hmmm, that file path says "Lirbary" not "Library" like it should. Your typo or is that straight from the error message?

Brett L. replied on December 25, 2007 18:42 to the question "How to create a XSPF file from an iTunes playlist?" in Sci-Fi Hi-Fi:

You might just post a sample XSPF file and instructions on how to bundle it with the ZIP file. Here is one, based on downloading your 2007 playlist and examining it:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<playlist>
<title>Playlist name goes here</title>
<tracklist>
<track><location>file:///track 1 goes here.mp3</location></track>
<track><location>file:///and so on.mp3</location></track>
</tracklist>
</playlist>

buzz, an employee of Sci-Fi Hi-Fi, replied on December 25, 2007 18:29 to the question "How to create a XSPF file from an iTunes playlist?" in Sci-Fi Hi-Fi:

I plan to do that in a future version of C86. It's kind of a "20%" time project for me right now, so it's definitely got some rough edges, but I'll be filling in the gaps in functionality like that as I have time.

Brett L. replied on December 25, 2007 17:47 to the problem "iTunes due to error: File Username's iPod:::iPod_Control:Music:F35:JYZG.m4a wasn’t found. -43" in Sci-Fi Hi-Fi:

I'm getting this error, too, but on the PodWorks side of things. Here are the details of my system. Disk mode is not an issue since it is an iPhone:

Error message - I get these for a variety of files from different sources:
iTunes Transfer Error
Unable to transfer song "Little Brittle" to iTunes due to error: File Macintosh HD:Lirbary:Application Support:PodWorks:Temp:DOKJ.mv4 wasn't found.
-43

Computer:
10.4.11
MBP 2.16 GHz, 2GB ram

iTunes:
7.5

iPhone:
8GB, version 1.0.2, jailbroken

And for what its worth, I paid for my license.

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Brett L. asked a question in Sci-Fi Hi-Fi on December 25, 2007 07:19:

How to create a XSPF file from an iTunes playlist?

Otherwise I don't see why I would use C86.

buzz, an employee of Sci-Fi Hi-Fi, replied on November 20, 2007 15:21 to the problem "iTunes due to error: File Username's iPod:::iPod_Control:Music:F35:JYZG.m4a wasn’t found. -43" in Sci-Fi Hi-Fi:

Are you sure your iPod is in disk mode? I've heard from other users who have had this problem that it turned out their iPod wasn't in disk mode...

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Scott, an employee of Get Satisfaction, replied on October 31, 2007 23:02 to the problem "I tried twice to post a topic in the iPhone section" in Get Satisfaction:

pixelperfect,

The cause of your issue is actually our database. I'm working on diagnosing the issue and making things run faster. It wasn't anything that you did, but rather the system was choking on what everyone was doing.

pixelperfect replied on October 31, 2007 19:00 to the problem "I tried twice to post a topic in the iPhone section" in Get Satisfaction:

hung while trying to post a topic, but topic appeared when I reloaded. I had clicked in the associate product field... but never selected anything. Hope that helps

Danny Trinh replied on August 06, 2007 08:18 to the discussion "The subtleties of iPhone badness" in Apple:

Gah, stupid me:
http://www.tuaw.com/2006/04/13/howto-...