Anyone know how to fix my ipod 160's little issue long enough to get the music off it? It has thousands of songs videos and pictures but it all shows up as "other" on my memory, and it isn't showing up in the hidden folders, but it's still taking up the same huge chunk of memory. I just need to get the songs stored on a folder so I can transfer them to my new Zune 120. Any and all help is greatly appreciated, the sooner the better cuz I need music to maintain sanity while moving into my new humble abode. :pimp:
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Ummm, maybe try calling Apple Care? -
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Only advice I can really think of is to open it up in my computer, hit tools, folder options, view, show hidden folders, then click ok. You should see a folder that is grayed out saying something like ipod control, then click music. There should be something like 100 folders all named F01, F02 yada yada. All of your music will be stored in these, copy and paste them all to where ever you want.
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I'd like to hear your explanation on that one. I used to work for them, it's not that hard.Originally posted by aaron325ix View PostComment
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Speaking of ipods, mine won't turn on nor charge if I plug it in. It happened once before and i took it by apple and they rebooted it or whatever. Anyone know what I can do?sigpic
"The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter." - Winston ChurchillComment
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what generation ipod is it?
Also Janderson, no offense but Apple Care is a bit of a pain in the ass when it comes to out of warranty ipods. In my experience they just kinda try to get you to replace it.
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Well it seems to me the last time i tried to get someone on the phone they wanted to charge me like $25 or something because it had been x amount of time since I had bought my ipod. So you say I can just call and someone will just walk me through the issues i'm having? Thats my explanation.Originally posted by Janderson View PostsigpicComment
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use ephpod. run ephpod from your CP and copy all the music, pictures, videos, ect.
it will copy EVERYTHING off of it if you want it tosigpicComment
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place on table. mash buttons with open fist. works on my 30gig
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So... you're upset because you called, and expected to get free service on something that's out of warranty, and they wanted to charge you for it?Originally posted by aaron325ix View PostComment
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Free tech support isn't unheard of. The last electronics company I worked for troubleshooted, arranged repairs, and could have specialists come to your house attempt to repair or remove send out for repair and reinstall. Technical support was free if you are able to identify A/V cables, if not having a specialist come to your house was around $75. All this was with crap from the late 80's early 90's, of course they also tried to sell upgrades, but if you weren't having it they would still service your antiquated pile of crap. Even microsoft has spent considerable time on the phone with me, regarding xbox without an attempt to charge.
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This is true. Microsoft fixed my console even though it was a year out of warrenty. Didn't charge me a cent for it. Just got a box in the mail, put my 360 in it, and mailed it back. Got it back in like a week and a half.Originally posted by HiTheNameIsBJ View PostComment
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That was awesome, when they extended everyones warranty 3 years. Mine broke the day before, same story box in the mail everything. The lady asked me if I played online, told her yea, I get my Xbox back and there is a month subscription car to xbox live to make up for the time the console was away.
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