I'm selling my iBook G4 due to an upgrade and want to make it safe for e-bay type scenario in case I can't find a private buyer.
Any tips gratefully received

Originally posted by drewhiggins:Has anyone bothered updating to the recent 2.1 software for the iPod touch? It messed up some stuff real good.
- now album text sizes are bigger than my index finger
- genius thinks up some weird things that make no sense
- it's slower than the other firmwares
- it's harder to modify
What was Apple thinking?
Originally posted by stj0691:so everyone here had agreed imTOO was the best audio ripper. i have aproblem though, that certain bits of audio ripped from coldplays 'when we look at the world' vid boot it seems the sound levels are too high and it gets distorted. i'm converting VOB to wav...
its also suppoedly in hd
any help would be great!
Originally posted by stj0691i havent plugged in yet..not good
Originally posted by drewhiggins:[..]
VOB uses MPEG2 audio, which WAV is different to. Quite possibly imToo couldn't handle the bit rate at which the audio was originally encoded. Also being in HD could be another problem where imToo cannot handle that kind of audio bit rate - I'd say it'd be pretty high. Try using DVD Decrypter and see if you get the same results.
Was the original audio soundtrack distorted?
http://www.dvd-guides.com/content/view/136/59/
http://www.mrbass.org/dvdrip/
Originally posted by drewhiggins:[..]
Save yourself the 245MB update and get a couple of bootlegs instead. It's worse than 2.0. Sure, I got an app store and a Genius feature, but that wasn't worth the one-hour download to me. I can make an intelligent playlist - I know what sounds like what - and the apps I want aren't on there anyway and never will be. I know I certainly can't get Firefox on it from the App Store. And the sync times were worse - it took 35 minutes to sync 750 songs, whereas back on 2.0.2 they took around 20 minutes. A 15-minute difference is all the difference.
It's almost as bad as the original classic firmware updates!
Originally posted by stj0691:Ok, so I've encountered another problem....apparently when Audacity saves the files as, in my case, wav, it rounds up to the next second, creating silence at the end of the track. With the concert I'm editing to create tracks, there are silences which ruin the performance a bit. Are there any preferences where this silence at the end can be removed so it will not be present next time I save a file?