Using iPod savvy to mine a niche

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HungryPod will convert your CDs to MP3s--for a fee--so you can load up your iPod.
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I need this

by December 1, 2004 11:59 PM PST

Anyone knoe someone doing this in the SF Bay Area?

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do people really need this?
by December 2, 2004 9:27 AM PST: i don't think it's very hard to rip a cd and convert it to MP3 format. You could do this with freeware and I could teach anyone to do this for themselves.; Like this

Sheesh....
by CitizenX December 2, 2004 11:02 AM PST: I'll do it for 1.25 a CD.; Like this View reply Hide reply
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iTunes...
by Earl Benser December 2, 2004 5:33 AM PST: ... does the MP3 conversion for free, and it's fast.

And I don't know if I could ever trust a Music Miner to figure out
the range of music I like.

But, if she sells, she sells..... :-); Like this Reply to this comment

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