Ipod Classic 120gb to Samsung LCD TV and Home cinema
Any help or suggestions would help.
I have just bought a New Ipod Classic 120gb and connected it to my Samsung LCD TV and Home cinema systems. The Ipod connects fine but the order of the music on the tv is all mixed up. Is there anyway to sort out the order so it displays in album or even artist order?
Yes, I bought the dock so I could hook it up to my tv. Then I had to buy the cable, I didn't get the cable from Apple. at the time the cable was $50, I went to ebay & found the same cable for about $20. Just like you, I could not find an answer about why the dumb thing wouldn't work, so I just had do my own experiments. Good luck getting Apple to do anything. They don't seem to want to give anything away or replace merchandise.
Take care!!
H
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TS3833 Getting error -50 but updates current. Ipod classic 120GB
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In the course of your troubleshooting to date, Connie, have you worked through the following document?
[iTunes displays a -69 error when syncing iPod|http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1210] -
My iPod Classic 120GB makes a clicking noise when syncing with iTunes and will not sync. It will not turn on at this time and has been charged but does not hold the charge. After trying to sync, iTunes states that iPod must be restored. Have tried to do this but not successful, I receive an error code and have done the troubleshooting steps for the error and I am still not able to sync or use my iPod. HELP?
Hi mafiose15,
Thanks for visiting Apple Support Communities.
Restoring your iPod to factory settings is the best way to try and get it back to working order. You can use the instructions below to restore it:
How to restore iPod
Verify that you have an active Internet connection, because you may need to download new versions of the iTunes and iPod Software.
Download and install the latest version of iTunes if necessary.
Open iTunes. Connect your iPod to your computer using the USB or FireWire cable that came with your iPod.
After a few moments, your iPod will appear in the Source panel in iTunes.
Select your iPod in the Source panel. You will see information about your iPod appear in the Summary tab of the main iTunes window.
Click Restore.
If you are using a Mac, you will be asked to enter an administrator’s name and password.
A progress bar will appear on the computer screen, indicating that stage one of the restore process has begun. When this stage is done, iTunes will present one of two messages with instructions specific to the iPod model you are restoring.
Disconnect iPod and connect it to iPod Power Adapter (typically applies to older iPod models).
Leave iPod connected to computer to complete restore (typically applies newer iPod models).
During stage two of the restore process, the iPod displays an Apple logo as well as a progress bar at the bottom of the display. It is critical that the iPod remain connected to the computer or iPod power adapter during this stage.
Note: The progress bar may be difficult to see, because the backlight on the iPod display may be off.
After stage two of the restore process is complete, the iTunes Setup Assistant window will appear. It will ask you to name your iPod and choose your syncing preferences, as it did when you connected your iPod for the first time.
You can find the instructions in this article:
Restoring iPod to factory settings
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1339
All the best,
Jeremy -
I have an ipod classic 120gb...
Somehow I have managed to get mutiple duplicates.....
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and also, from past purchases on itunes...... some songs I had loaded from my own cd collection....and songs had overlapped......
I knew I had duplicates before the crash and never took care of it.... but now of course there are more...
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so.......
Ipod......... how do I delete duplicates from the ipod, without loosing music from my ipod... I have lost music that is still there I believe on the Ipod that is not on my itunes... but I am not sure...and I can not find a search duplicates in itunes for Ipod.... can anyone help me on this... is there a way to do it, without going through 8 days of music line by line??
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It's likely that the moisture fried some of the internal components of the device. You'll need to take or send your iPod in for service/repair. Apple will do an out of warranty exchange versus actually repairing the device as a third party service would do.
Here is pricing for iPod repairs from Apple.
http://www.apple.com/support/ipod/service/prices/
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I am using Tiger, 10.4.11 and have an iPod classic 120 gb working fine with about 7 gb of music on it. I just got another iPod classic 160 gb for my wife, and would like to sync it to the same iTunes file, but I got a message which says I must upgrade to iTunes 9.0 or later. If I upgrade to 9.0, will my 120 gb iPod be o.k. with that? Rumor: I have heard that iTunes 9.0 or later changes the format of the music.
Thanks to all for reviewing my question. I am trying to avoid a possible disaster here, having to load about 90 cd's all over again. If anyone knows, could you tell me what will happen if I download iTunes 9.0, and install it. Will it copy all of my music into it, or fail to recognize it, or recognize 8.0 and just upgrade rather than replace it? Thanks again. Tom
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Anyone got a fix for this problem yet....Apple?As a follow-up to my questions above, I've now tried uninstalling and then re-installing iTunes 8 direct from the Download link at Apple.com. I still get the BSOD. I also tried with the new iPod 120GB manually set to disk mode. Again, still I get the BSOD. I also unplugged a couple of other USB peripherals from my PC (writing tablet, card reader), checked for any more Windows XP Updates, but still get the BSOD.
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My iPod Classic (120Gb) reboots/crashes/freezes/resets every 15 minutes!
Hi and thanks for checking out my post.
About a year ago, I got an iPod classic (120 gigabyte) for my birthday. It served me well for about 7 months, until the headphone jack got busted and only played the Left channel of every song. So I got a replacement.
My new unit had been serving me for quite some time, until I updated my iPod firmware about a month ago (2.0.1)
Ever since, it has been rebooting to the apple logo screen (or the distorted black/blue/cyan/white variant) every couple of songs. after that, I have to press the menu and select for 6 seconds to get it to reboot faster (about 1 minute). Otherwise, it will take up to 3 minutes! I also have the problem with random song skipping. (doesn't happen to the same songs, it's very random)
I've had the same music loaded on to this iPod as my last one, so it shouldn't be my library causing problems.
I have read some 'solutions' telling me to uninstall iTunes 9 and reverting to iTunes 8. I have also read that by doing so, I won't be able to open my iTunes library. I don't want to lose my library just to get my iPod working again. I have read someone suggesting to defragment my iPod. I've read others saying NOT to defragment it.
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I am also aware of the other topics about this phenomenon.
The lack of response from Apple, and lack of solutions has made me compile this post.
Thank you for your time.I have this very same problem. However, when I watch a film or music video it plays pretty much to the end.......
I have also reset my iPod and no difference. ITunes / Apple say it is a problem and to keep resetting my iPod which is ridiculous as this takes an age to reformat every album and film and game I have for the thing.
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Ipod classic 120gb stuck in disk mode
i have a ipod classic 120gb and im having issues with it. i am unable to get it out of disk mode, my computer and itunes will not recognize it. ive tried all the steps ive seen in the forums still no luck. ive tried other usb port and other computers with no luck. it is almost 4 yrs old so warranty and other options are expired. does anyone have any suggestions?
That's super odd. It could be an indication or a damaged or dying hard drive. I would recommend doing a disk diagnostic on the iPod's HD using the instructions given by turingtest2 in this older thread. He also covers what the resulting numbers indicate.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3784647?start=0&tstart=0
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Ipod Classic 120GB won't shut down
Hello everyone,
Two weeks ago I went on holiday, and took my Ipod Classic (120GB) with me. I plugged my Ipod into an adapter, and when the battery was full, I disconnected it from the adapter. But somehow, the image of the plug - which is shown when the battery is full - won't go away. Because of this, the battery will just lose all of its energy and I won't be able to use the Ipod for longer than one day. I already plugged it in the PC at home, but the problem hasn't been solved.
My question is: how can I get this "full battery-image" away?
Thanks in advanceHello Jurrolino
And welcome to Apple Discussions!
So you are still able to use the ipod and listen to songs or is it permanently stuck on the battery screen image?
The screen saver (or whatever it is called in this case) for the iPod classic will show the battery meter and time when the iPod has been left idle for awhile. This is a feature of the iPod.
If the iPod is frozen on the battery screen, have you tried a simple reset of the iPod? To do this, toggle the hold switch on and off a few times, then press and hold the Center and Menu buttons together until the Apple logo appears.
If still no luck, I would recommend [restoring|http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1339] the iPod via iTunes.
Hope this helps.
B-rock -
IPod Classic 120Gb restarts after syncing?
Hi,
When I sync and then eject my iPod classic 120Gb, immediately after rejecting (after the progress bar has gone all the way to the right) the iPod reboots...
This seems harmless, I'm having no other problems, I'm sure this isn't supposed to happen, right?
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Kevin PitkinI forgot to add that usually after I get some songs to sync then I try syncing again, it will end up erasing everything off the iPod and I have to start over.
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IPod Classic 120GB random crashes
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I have a iPod Classic 120GB that for the past year has been randomly crashing in the middle of playing songs. For a long time it was once in a while but then it became daily and now I can't even listen to a complete song.
I've done several RESTORES and for the first 24hrs it seemed to fix the problem, but now it seems to be deteriorating. Any suggestions? Would it matter if the host sync computer is a PC or a Mac? Possible problem in the code of iTunes that when syncing would cause a problem? Could this be a sign that the HD is seriously deffective?
Any insight or tricks to fix the problem is appreciated.
much thanksMy new 120gb classic survived a 7 hour bus ride on Saturday without crashing once, however I was watching videos for most of the trip.
Over the weekend away I was using my small sound dock and again, no crashes what so ever.
After picking up my car from the workshop (the reason for the trip away) I plugged the classic into my Alpine IDA-X100 stereo (first time using the USB cable on the X100, as opposed to the older style connector) and no crashes at all during a 6 hour drive home.
And yet - after an hour of using the classic in the office with just headphones I've just had a crash.
This confuses me further - if it was firmware I'd have thought I'd have had crashes when using the sound dock, or car as well.
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I have a iPod classic 120GB and itunes isn't syncing all of my music. I have over 5,000 songs. But, once it syncs about 500 of the songs itunes freezes and stops syncing and gives me an error. I have tried changing the music files from MP3 to AAC that didn't work, I've also tried dragging and dropping the songs in sections and once it gets to 600 songs it give me another error. I've pretty much tried it all and now I have no idea what to do. Someone please help!
It is likely that the iPod's hard drive is faulty, and there is a problem with the iPod's storage media at about the point where 500 to 600 songs would be loaded. That is why it errors out consistently at about the same point in the data transfer, no matter how you load the songs.
You said you tried converting your song files from MP3 to AAC, so that would rule out a problem with the files being transferred.
It may be a problem with the connection between iPod and computer, but then, I think the problem would occur at a random point, not consistently when you get to about 500 to 600 songs.
You can set the iPod to Disk Mode
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1363
With iTunes NOT running, connect the iPod. If you have any Windows utilities that can examine a hard drive, you can try them on the iPod's hard drive.
You may want to try reformatting the iPod's hard drive using Windows (instead of doing a Restore in iTunes). The format type used on the iPod's hard drive is FAT32 (when the iPod is used with a Windows PC). If there is an option to do a "quick format," do NOT select that option. Do a "full" format (it may fail at that same point).
If that completes successfully, try running iTunes. It will probably prompt you to do a Restore, which you will need to do because the iPod does not have any of its software loaded. Then, see if your problem still recurs.
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