Camera connector, nikon 3200, 0 pictures

I have a fifth generation video ipod, 30 GB, software version 1.1.2 and tried syncing pictures from my Nikon 3200 using the camera connector. It has worked fine for two imports of a few (50) pictures but on the third import, it seemed to stop during the import (full battery) and disconnect the camera. Since this has happened, I cannot see any of the previously imported photos and cannot import new ones at all. When I connect the camera, it will show 0 pictures in 0kb and trying to "Import" tells me that "an error occured". I have tried to remove the foto folder (103APPLE or 103IPOD or so) from the ipod, I still cannot see any of the picture scrolls that are still there. Any idea what I could do? If resetting the ipod would mean I lose all pictures and music then I couldnt do that now as I am on vacation already... any other ideas what I could try to "reset" the photo import?

Your pictures might be "on the ipod" but not "there" in the sense that you do not see them under "Photos"; at least it was like that for me. What I did was connect the ipod to my computer, use it as harddisk and copy the "DCIM" folder contents to my harddisk - that way I got all the pics that are there. Then I deleted the DCIM folder and reset the ipod, which is like rebooting it; that seemed to help. I could play music again and with the camera on "PTP", the photo import worked as well - this time I just jogged the clickwheel from time to time, I wonder if this made any difference with the energy-saving or so? After the import of 127 pictures, the pics were on the ipod but not shown under "Photos"... again I connected the ipod to a PC, copied the pics (not deleted them) and after disconnecting the ipod, the pics were suddenly there as "Roll 1"... shrug fsck knows why.
So, deleting the seemingly broken DCIM folder and "rebooting" the ipod seemed to do the trick for me, your mileage may vary... good luck!
hm all together I am a little disappointed by the not-dependable performance of the camera connector even my camera is "supported", I have the newest firmware for ipod and camera. No idea why sometimes the pictures just imported do not show up...

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