Hi,
Also posted this under "Computer Recording," but I see a lot of JB3-related talk here, so I hope this cross-post is acceptable.
My question has more to do with transferring than recording, however.
I record with a Nomad JB3 and am running OS 10.2.8 on an 800 MHz G4 PowerBook. Have the Nomad plug-in for iTunes
http://files.creative.com/manualdn/Drivers/Others/7360/NOMADInstaller1.0.1.dmg, which AFAIK is the only method for Xferring files from the JB3 to the Mac (the player displays as "My Jukebox" and you simply drag and drop the recorded file from iTunes onto your desktop).
This solution had been working fine for me for a few months now--the only (very minor) drawbacks being that Firewire transfers are not possible (only USB), and that the file transfer progress bar in iTunes doesn't display the true progress of the xfer. No biggie; I just wait until the black apple icon displays instead of the progress bar, and I know the file has been completely copied.
OK, now to the problem. Yesterday, after returning from a week's vacation, like an idiot I ran a Software Update but forgot to uncheck the iTunes v. 4.7.1 upgrade. Result: in iTunes 4.7.1, the JB3 still displays as "My Jukebox" in iTunes, but files can no longer be dragged/dropped.
For now, I've xferred the files I really want to work on today to my desktop Mac (an older G3 iMac, to which I just added the Nomad for iTunes plug-in--thankfully STILL available from the Creative download site!), but would really like to restore transfer capability on the PowerBook--it's a faster machine, for one thing.
I've spent some time trying to figure out how to roll back iTunes to the version that worked for me (4.7), but it's not looking good. I thought of trashing 4.7.1 and re-installing 4.7, but Versiontracker sends me to Apple.com's DL page, where only the current iTunes (4.7.1) seems to be available.
Before anyone asks, I do have a Windows box as well, but I have separate issues with it and the JB3 (computer has never been able to recognize player with either Creative's software or Notmad Explorer).
All suggestions welcome.
And if anybody else has been using a similar Mac setup and has been wondering about upgrading their iTunes. . . don't.
--TangerineMan