managing projects cds
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jason.verly
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Are you asking if you're legally able to?
kelstarrising
Kelly | GTD expert
Yes, you should be able to import from the CDs.
And the track names were submitted to Gracenote, if you want to collect them from there through iTunes.
And the track names were submitted to Gracenote, if you want to collect them from there through iTunes.
Transcription of GTD Managing Projects CD set
I purchased the GTD Managing Projects CD set and finding them very helpful. I find I am taking notes of key points I want to implement, but it is very difficult to capture without rewind/replay several times. It would be a great asset that I would gladly pay for if atranscribed copy of the CD contents were available. Would anyone else find this a useful tool? Kelly, is there a possibility of purchasing this from David Allen Co?
Thanks,
Tom
I purchased the GTD Managing Projects CD set and finding them very helpful. I find I am taking notes of key points I want to implement, but it is very difficult to capture without rewind/replay several times. It would be a great asset that I would gladly pay for if atranscribed copy of the CD contents were available. Would anyone else find this a useful tool? Kelly, is there a possibility of purchasing this from David Allen Co?
Thanks,
Tom
kelstarrising
Kelly | GTD expert
Hello Tom,
So sorry, but we don't have plans for a transcribed version.
Kelly
So sorry, but we don't have plans for a transcribed version.
Kelly
If by chance you utilize iTunes...
If you happened to import the CDs into iTunes, select all of the GTD Managing Project tracks (or one at a time) and Get Info. Under "Option" change the Media Type to "Audiobook." You can at least go back 30 seconds, play at 1/2 speed or 2X speed. Plus, it always remembers where you stopped if you check that box. And, you can select "pause" at any time and write/type the thought or note.
The key is to not treat them as imported music but to change their type to Audiobook. If you are not utilizing an iPod, iPod, or iPhone this post probably will not help.
TSouth52;86268 said:
If you happened to import the CDs into iTunes, select all of the GTD Managing Project tracks (or one at a time) and Get Info. Under "Option" change the Media Type to "Audiobook." You can at least go back 30 seconds, play at 1/2 speed or 2X speed. Plus, it always remembers where you stopped if you check that box. And, you can select "pause" at any time and write/type the thought or note.
The key is to not treat them as imported music but to change their type to Audiobook. If you are not utilizing an iPod, iPod, or iPhone this post probably will not help.