Downloading photos into ipod

In the past, while traveling, I could easily download the photos I was taking into my ipod (5G video). Now when I attempt to transfer the photos the process stop abruptly and the files cannot be accessed on the ipod. I'm using the correct cables and connectors.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Steve G.

WISH TO DOWNLOAD EPOCRATES RX TO IPOD 5TH GENERATION. EPOCRATES WEBSITE OFFERS PLATFORMS THAT WILL ACCEPT DOWNLOAD, INCLUDING BLACKBERRY,WINMOBILE, PALM, WINDOWS SMARTPHONE AND IPHONE
QUESTION: IF I CHOOSE THE IPHONE OPTION, WILL IT DOWNLOAD TO THE 5TH GENERATION IPOD? IS THERE SOMEWAY TO DO THIS, MAYBE A 2 OR 3 STEP PROCESS?

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