Many of you are probably wondering why we all have the same sideways “G” symbol as our avatar picture, to change it is simple:

1. Go to www.gravatar.com
2. On the top left, click “Log in to, or Sign Up for, Gravatar”
3. Then simply enter the e-mail you are using for your user on ipodstuff.org.
4. Then go to your e-mail inbox.
5. Open the e-mail from Gravatar and click on the confirmation link.
6. Enter the username and password you desire for Gravatar.
7. You may now select any picture you like, crop it, and you’re done.

Once your are done, you can also add multiple e-mail addresses  to your Gravatar account. Doing this will apply that same picture to all your accounts that use Gravatar.

Don’t be shy to post your questions below.

In order to access some parts of your iPod Video or your iPod Nano you will have to enable hidden files and folders and here is how to do it depending on what operating system you use!

For XP users:

1. Click on Start and open Control panel
2. Double-click on Folder Options
3. Click on the view tab at the top of the window that just appeared
4. Scroll down until you see Hidden files and Folders
5. Click on Show hidden files and folders
6. Click on OK and Voila!

For Vista users

1. Click on the windows logo at the bottom left of your screen
2. Go to control panel
3. If you have the classic view
   1. Double-click on Folder Options
   2. Click on the view tab at the top of the window that just appeared
   3. Scroll down until you see Hidden files and Folders
   4. Click on Show hidden files and folders
   5. Click on OK and Voila!
4. If you have the Category view
   1. Click on Appearance and Personalization
   2. Click on Show hidden files and folders
   3. Click on the view tab at the top of the window that just appeared
   4. Scroll down until you see Hidden files and Folders
   5. Click on Show hidden files and folders
   6. Click on OK and Voila!

For Windows 7 users

1. Click on the windows logo at the bottom left of your screen
2. Go to control panel
3. If you have the classic view
   1. Double-click on Folder Options
   2. Click on the view tab at the top of the window that just appeared
   3. Scroll down until you see Hidden files and Folders
   4. Click on Show hidden files and folders
   5. Click on OK and Voila!
4. If you have the Category view
   1. Click on Appearance and Personalization
   2. Click on Show hidden files and folders
   3. Click on the view tab at the top of the window that just appeared
   4. Scroll down until you see Hidden files and Folders
   5. Click on Show hidden files and folders
   6. Click on OK and Voila!

For Mac users

1. Go on Terminal
2. Type defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE
3. Press enter
4. Type killall Finder
5. Press enter
6. Voila!