Camera Connector and Nikon D70

I just purchased my Video Ipod 60Gig and the Camera Connector. When I get the camera connected in PTP mode. The Ipod sees that the camera has 92 Raw images on it, but dies around 63 or 64 uploaded and just goes to the image upload menu. Does anyone know how to correct this problem. I need to figure out how to make this upload reliable before a long trip.
Thanks.
Windows XP Video Ipod Nikon D70s Camera Connector

Hello,
I have tried all the steps contained in those
documents. I did manage one time to get the D70s to
import while in Mass Media mode. It stopped after 49
images. I have been able to sync using the camera
and cable to my computer. The Video Ipod just seems
to give up after awhile. Something else is going on.
Hello
I have the same problem with my EOS 20D. For example, the Ipod sees 148 images on the CF card in my camera; the importation begins but stops after tranferring about 60 images.
I'm using the PTP mode.
I don't know what the problem is, and, like you, I would like to use it on a 4 week trip without buying more CF card.
Does anyone have a solution to fix this problem?

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