50gb free space on disk, but can't copy any more files onto disk.

Hi, I use my 120gb iPod classic to store films and tv shows on (in disk mode). these occupy round 35gb of the hard disk space and my music takes up around 30gb also. But the problem is I cannot copy any more things into the iPod (not in iTunes) in windows explorer. It says the destination disk drive is full. I have 50gb or so free! So what's going on?

The *disk full* error comes up in error if you try to copy a file that's too large for the filing system to cope with. The limit under FAT32 (which is what's on your iPod) is 4Gb so you've either got some very chunky files or this idea has nothing to do with the problem...
Can't say I recommend the iPod as a place to store anything you'd regret losing.
tt2

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