iPodVolumeBooster1.4

I wish i can take a look at the programm but it looks like for me, that the HOLE PAGE of mr. Dusel has bucks (for Macintosh users). What I have tryed: get it with all available browsers I have. Tryed to do so in Jaguar or Panther. Tryed it on a fresh installation and all the "Vodootricks". NOTHING worked :-( I can not open or expand the archive. Tryed to contact the programmer on his Webside -> Mail bounced back. Funny >:-(. Isn't it O-{?

works [after a fahion!] but it's a pretty clumsy hack. all it does is puts the 'volume adjustment' setting for each track in your itunes/ipod library up to full, so they get played louder. if you've already used the 'volume adjustment' settings yourself to either quieten excessively loud tracks or boost excessively quiet ones, all these relative settings will be lost. it's a very crude 'spinal tap' solution - "just bung everything up to eleven" - and it doesn't actually do anything to the ipod firmware to remove the 100db limit. if you want unfettered ipod volume, just download and install the US version of the itunes software. it's the only 'real' work around and it's a lot less hassle!

MY IPOD DOESNT WORK SINCE I USED IPOD VLUME BOOSTER!WHAT I HAVE TO DO?

Fantastic little App! If your anything like me then your'd be dissapointed by the lack of volume on the iPod. I can easily listen to most tracks at full volume and still hear background noise, which was really annoying! easpecially since I though I had paid all that money for the ultimate audio player. All fixed now though, I can play tracks as loud or as soft as required and I can now 'choose' to listen to my track VERY loud :)

i know my hearing might get damaged but at the end of the day its my choice. when i'm on the tube in london sometimes i can't hear the ipod clearly over the noise of the trains. this great app should make all the difference.

I agree with JW. As a speech pathologist I am familiar with hearing loss. Don't worry if you can't hear your loved ones or have trouble understanding conversation at a dinner party, or misunderstand what someone has said to you, or feel embarrased and become depressed and reclusive. Why someone would want to intentionally harm themselves is beyond me. When your hearing is impaired you will have long forgotten what that wonderful song was that you enjoyed at decibel levels approaching that of a jet plane landing or a jacjhammer. You'll wish you had your hearing back. The tiny hairs inside your inner ear just can't take the sonic pounding. At first there is some rebound (e.g., after a rock concert), but there comes a time when there isn't anymore and you'll wonder why you just had to listen to that song so loudly, because the past enjoyment won't be any comfort for your present disability. If this author had any social conscience he would remove it from distribution and feel proud that he helped someone keep their hearing instead of contributing to the deafness or just plain old hard of hearing kind of loss that is inevitable with noise abuse. Protect your hearing - you can't get it back.

This dosn't do anything more than selecting your music and going to 'get info' What a shame.

Let me get this straight. Europe, of which many countries, if not all have government funded or subsidized health care, took a common sense approach to limit the IPOD output to 100dB as to what it could crank into a headset. That sort of makes sense since continuous exposure to sound levels somewhere over 85- 90dB for long periods of time can cause permanent hearing damage. So it accomplishes two things. It protects peoples hearing and prevents its gradual loss from this source now. It will reduce the demand for expensive hearing aids later in life. But not to be prevented from exercising their right to self-abuse, this perverted person has seen fit to provide a hack to disable this protection and share it with the rest of the world so that others can damage their hearing and file claims later in life requesting hearing aids currently costing an average of $3000-$4000 ea. (US). At least when European taxes go up for taxes for health care they will know who to blame. It most certainty won't be the providers, politicians, or Apple. In the US we have no such coverage, especially for hearing. If we damage our hearing we pay for it ourselves to fix it or we go deaf. That's why American idiots are allowed to blow their eardrums right out of their heads. It's their god-given Constitutional right! It's also lucrative business for the medical profession to fix it - if and when then can and their patient can pay for it. That's Capitalism in its grandest form. BTW: If you know anyone using this product or if you are using this product - its never to early to learn to Sign.

I wish i can take a look at the programm but it looks like for me, that the HOLE PAGE of mr. Dusel has bucks (for Macintosh users). What I have tryed: get it with all available browsers I have. Tryed to do so in Jaguar or Panther. Tryed it on a fresh installation and all the "Vodootricks". NOTHING worked :-( I can not open or expand the archive. Tryed to contact the programmer on his Webside -> Mail bounced back. Funny >:-(. Isn't it O-{?