On the internet you can find anything, inclusing things that don't exist like virusses in .TXT files.
So especially developers, would it be possible to hide malicious code in an mp3 file that otherwise plays fine and has no header/time sync errors?
This is a serious question (and a cry for help) because my ipod is really driving me nuts. Apple has sent me 2 new ipods, so this has been going on with 3 ipods and I can't seem to figure out what is happening, except that after syncing a number of files I eject the ipod and corrupt it. It IS when I eject, but when I'm not syncing I can eject it a million times without corrupting it. It happens with Windows 2003, Vista 32bit, Vista 64bit on 2 different pieces of hardware. It has never happened with the first half of my library, only when I'm in the second half of syncing (at least today since I installed the 'eject' bugfix for vista).
Thx,
Ingemar.