no more iPod mini, it's now iPod nano
no more iPod mini, it's now iPod nano
is there any way to make the ipod mp3 player works as an removeable HD
is there any way to make the ipod mp3 player works as an removeable HD
?? I think any way can make the ipod mp3 player works as an removeable HD
if you have itunes installed, there is a setting which can enable the removable disc function. if you don't have, just use directly also can
is there any way to make the ipod mp3 player works as an removeable HD
format your iPod with PC
then you can use it as removable HDD, don't format your iPod with Mac when first use.
?? I think any way can make the ipod mp3 player works as an removeable HDif you have itunes installed, there is a setting which can enable the removable disc function. if you don't have, just use directly also can
is this method also working for shuffle?
is this method also working for shuffle?
yes
is there any way to make the ipod mp3 player works as an removeable HD
format the iPod into FAT32 file system
very Q, i like the colorfull screen..
is there any way to make the ipod mp3 player works as an removeable HD
Considering to buy an nano...
Considering to buy an nano...
and thanks you all
format the iPod into FAT32 file system
then both Mac and PC can recognise?
then both Mac and PC can recognise?
that's sure
Both mac os and windows can understand FAT32 file system.
However, do format the iPod using the iPod updater (windows version). You can download it from apple.com.
Simply formatting iPod under windowsXP will result your iPod cannot be recoginzed by iTune. In this case, your iPod will be just a remoevable HDD.
iPod updater will install firmwares into your iPod so that it can be recogized by iTune. Firmware is just similar to BIOS.
BTW, FAT32 is not the native file system for Mac OS X. So do not expect excellent performance for Mac if your iPod is in FAT32. For example, when copying mass mp3 through iTunes, say, larger than 10G, if the iPod is in FAT32, iTunes will probably report error. But in most case, FAT32 works well under Mac OS X.
However, do format the iPod using the iPod updater (windows version). You can download it from apple.com.
Simply formatting iPod under windowsXP will result your iPod cannot be recoginzed by iTune. In this case, your iPod will be just a remoevable HDD.
iPod updater will install firmwares into your iPod so that it can be recogized by iTune. Firmware is just similar to BIOS.
BTW, FAT32 is not the native file system for Mac OS X. So do not expect excellent performance for Mac if your iPod is in FAT32. For example, when copying mass mp3 through iTunes, say, larger than 10G, if the iPod is in FAT32, iTunes will probably report error. But in most case, FAT32 works well under Mac OS X.
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related to Steve Jobs SUX!!!
it rocks!
already saw people using in the mrt. really sleek, really cool. sigh, Creative is too far away..
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