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I also got a large collection of audio plays (these are a big thing here in Germany and series like "TKKG" and "Die drei ?" - The German adaption of "The Three Investigators" both got more than 220 episodes since >40 years now and still going on also with spin-offs, audiobooks read by famous people, live tours and movies) and I got some CDs of them but often borrowed them from the local public library and ripped these to FLAC (so losless for archiving and convert them to MP3 with 320 kbps for the playback devices). is often rather poor quality compared to BD versions. I myself got more than a hundred movies on Blu-Ray and I began rather "late" in 2012, when Amazon (Instant) Video and Netflix Germany weren't so far around the corner.īecause I like to collect movies that I like and a lot of these are steelbooks for example and a small detail might be that the audio offered by Netflix etc.
You're wondering why people got libraries with hundreds or thousands of books? Because they can and collect these!
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To double check it you should reboot the iPod (press MENU + SELECT) and quickly enter the diagnostic mode (press BACK<< + SELECT) go to Manual Test / I O / and verify you can actually open the storage device: if it fails to open you have a probable chance of a defective ribbon, or you have to check it is actually inserted correctly both on the motherboard and in the card. On this site you also find in depth information such as iPod Generation Compatibility hereĪs a footnote I also like to point the Red X screen for failing to Open the Device: it happened to me using a ZIF SATA card and it should be clear that this issue is coming because of some mistakes made on connecting the card, either by a faulty ribbon or as I was able to verify, just because I thought the ribbon's contacts on the the card had to face downward toward the card, while it worked only if I reversed it. This subject need some definition: I invite you to visit the Troubleshooting section this vendor (I have no interest into those products and yes, I bought a couple of those cards) Perhaps ill bore you all with the results. Only way ill prove it is by testing this theory when my parts arrive in couple of days. No idea what this is referring to or why it causes problems. The latest 7th Gen and any generation before the 6th Gen are subject to LBA48 addressing which does not give a limit - APPARENTLY. Plenty of time on nightshifts to scour the internet this evening - It appears anything built in the 6th -6.5 generation era is subject to LBA28 addressing which is the cause of the limit with using iTunes.
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Something I hadn't seen before though is that ZIF SSD - didn't even know they existed! Shame the price is so steep, even without the need of a tarkan board its still cheaper to do an SDXC upgrade - providing you get a good deal on your cards. Go to maybe 30k songs and you might start having problems.Ive looked at the first two options before and the costs worked out near enough the same as SDXC upgrades. Is it actually a good option Are these adapters an actual thing, or just a rip off 2. I think if you have about 10000 songs, you're probably OK. I always preferred the white iPod Video over the black, so decided to get a white front case. The issue is that there's less RAM in it so the more you add, the more problems you have. iFlash Quad board Kapton tape double-sided tape The original black front casing and click wheel, and the back case were pretty bashed-up, so everything really did need to be replaced. :)ĮDIT: But people have said the 5th generation Video iPod also does not have an LBA28 limitation and can go up to 2TB. :) I highly recommend stopping sync every 6 hours or so to give you a good checkpoint because one hiccup and it won't commit the sync for what you just put on it. it took me just about 2 days to do it, but you can do it. And I have 1.7TB on my 2.0.4 model with a 512GB and 3 400GB cards. Not sure if the HFS format of Apple lets you go higher but since we're limited to 512GB cards at the moment (in terms of feasibility and price), you can't really break 2TB just yet.
For Windows, the limit would then be 2TB. Get a mainboard of 2.0.4 or 2.0.5 and you definitely can go beyond 128GB. The 1.x models of the iPod Classic have an LBA28 limit of 128GB which you can't really get around (except with the thick 160GB drives from that era).
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