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Section 5. Using iPod Play-Through Mode The iSee uses your iPod much as if the iPod were a hard disk.
And while that iSee-enabled iPod is connected to your
computer, VidiScape gives you access to all the iSee media
you’ve loaded onto the iPod.
How iTunes and iSee Share Your iPod
Using VidiScape to load iSee-specific music, video and
pictures onto your iPod does not change the other files you
have there. Any media content you’ve loaded onto the iPod
with iTunes remains safe and undisturbed. The media files
from iSee and iTunes coexist peacefully in separate areas of
the iPod, and don’t affect each other.
Hint: When the iPod displays “Do not disconnect,” it’s
operating as part of the iSee. When the iPod displays the
standard iPod menu or screen, it’s operating as an iPod.
The iPod’s disk space is shared by the iSee and iTunes. For
example, if you have a 30GB iPod with 10 GB of iTunes on it,
the iSee can use the remaining 20 GB for its files.
Three Ways to Use iPod
With your iPod inserted in iSee, there are actually three ways
to use it.
• iSee on: With iSee power on, you can play iSee content:
video, music, or photos that you’ve loaded with VidiScape.
And you can record video directly from live TV, DVD, VCR—
almost any video source.
• iSee off: When the iSee power is off, you can turn the iSee
over and use the iPod to play iTunes-loaded music, video,
and pictures just as you always have. To listen to iTunes
media, simply plug the headphones directly into the iPod.
The iSee continues to charge the iPod battery.