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Dimmukane:
No, my computer runs Crysis pretty well and iTunes is still a huge resource hog.  It's only a 2-gig Nano, so I don't have it syncing every time I plug it in, because I have 60 GB on my HDD and another 130 on my external.  It just doesn't seem to be at all optimized for PCs, I've never seen it running slow on a Mac.

est:
It seems that the performance of iTunes depends on how much music you've got in it.  I used to have about 80gb in it and it ran like a dog.  Then I started over and only started adding things that I wanted to play at the time and it was far more responsive.

Faker:
Does anyone know a good tool for getting podcasts off an iPod? EphPod, will take music off but doesn't seem to be able to see podcasts, and I'd just like to be able to back up the stuff I have, in case this iPod gets stolen or something, like my last one did.

est:
Is Anapod still around?  There were a few apps similar to EphPod around a couple of years ago, maybe one of them might help.  I think there's also something called yPod that just gives you total file access to your iPod?  Something like that.

E. Spaceman:
Anapod is still around but it is annoying to steal it, since it is no longer free. Yamipod is pretty easy to use and also free.

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