The Official iPod Thread

My iphone fell through a hole in my pocket during hockey and was mistaken for the puck. D:

Time to go buy anther one. :/

ipod nano 4g
8gb red- i have a heart!
hey if you create a playlist with some whacky name, i.e. i am stupid and gay...
enable spoken menus on itunes and your ipod and then, when you hover over your playlist some guy with a gay voice will say what your playlist is called!

You're so funny.

I have 120GB iPod classic, I don't know how much space I'm using, but I have over 800 songs on it. I got the 120GB one because my 1GB nano just didn't cut it. It's awesome, except that the lock switch and the center button are kinda loose. Oh, and I had the metal backing. It looks nice... when there aren't any fingerprints or scratches on it (I'm actually minimizing those because I have a case.)

I'm in a love/hate relationship with my iPod. I love the amount of storage, but I hate the sound quality, iTunes, how fast the battery depletes (as in, after how many charges), and the DRM of the pod itself.

The battery life is always less than claimed.

Originally Posted by Captain Crusader

The battery life is always less than claimed.

Not necessarily true. I get 30 hours+ with my 120 classic.

http://www.floola.com/modules/wiwimo...?page=WiwiHome

Probably one of the best iPod managers out there. Light weight, and easy to use.

Ok iPod problem. I got a 2nd gen. Nano. My iTunes was reading my iPod all fine and nifty, then one day I plug in my nano to update my music, and my computer or iTunes won't recognize it. Nothing, absolutely nothing.

Can someone please help me out. Please don't just tell me to go to the apple website. I want someone who has had a similar problem with mine to explain it to me. I'de appreciate it.

I have a 2nd Generation Ipod Touch with 16 GB on it. I love it... The new software update for all iPhones and iPod Touches is greatttt. I wish I had the iPhone so I would have wi-fi wherever I went, but, I still absolutely LOVE my iPod Touch :]

I have one of the Mini Ipods that has the Clips on it I forgot wha tit was called.

A shuffle, perhaps?

Originally Posted by GECK~101

Ok iPod problem. I got a 2nd gen. Nano. My iTunes was reading my iPod all fine and nifty, then one day I plug in my nano to update my music, and my computer or iTunes won't recognize it. Nothing, absolutely nothing.

Can someone please help me out. Please don't just tell me to go to the apple website. I want someone who has had a similar problem with mine to explain it to me. I'de appreciate it.

A guess: it would be best to clean out the cable and the USB receptor. If that doesn't work, try replacing the cable and retry constantly.

Originally Posted by GECK~101

Ok iPod problem. I got a 2nd gen. Nano. My iTunes was reading my iPod all fine and nifty, then one day I plug in my nano to update my music, and my computer or iTunes won't recognize it. Nothing, absolutely nothing.

Can someone please help me out. Please don't just tell me to go to the apple website. I want someone who has had a similar problem with mine to explain it to me. I'de appreciate it.

Just restore your iPod if iTunes can even find it. If not, then restart the computer and iPod and if that doesn't work, do what Captain Ivan says.

So I got a 16 gig iTouch the other day after being media player-less for a few months. Would've gotten an iPhone but Rogers sucks more cock than a Vietnamese hooker on Christmas eve and I'm too much of a pansy to void my warranty.

Love it, but I have a question. Is the Apps store the same for the iTouch and iPhone? I've seen some reviews for some games that look pretty good but can't find them, dunno if I'm just looking in the wrong section or if you hagve to buy them over iTunes on the computer or what.

It's the same for both iPod touch and iPhone. You need to either buy them on iTunes on your computer, or connect your itunes account to your iPod touch and use the app store icon on the device.

I have a iPod Classic 120 GB and I use 320kbps MP3 so my battery lasts maybe 24 or 26 hours compared to 30 or 36 or whatever. I guess I could use AAC 128 (same sound quality as 320 MP3 I think) and would save space and make my Hard drive spin less thus save battery power. But I don't feel like re incoding my whole iTunes library either >.>

Originally Posted by Bethany

I have a iPod Classic 120 GB and I use 320kbps MP3 so my battery lasts maybe 24 or 26 hours compared to 30 or 36 or whatever. I guess I could use AAC 128 (same sound quality as 320 MP3 I think) and would save space and make my Hard drive spin less thus save battery power. But I don't feel like re incoding my whole iTunes library either >.>

Thing is, the hard drive barely has to spin - it's off most of the time and spins just to "preload" the music.