Ipod classic+camera connector

sono veramente deluso e amareggiato nonché inc.... poiché avendo comprato insieme all'IPod Classic da 80 GB la camera connector ho scoperto che quest'ultima non funziona, mentre è perfettamente compatibile con il vecchio IPOD video da 30 gb oltretutto ormai fuori commercio. Sperando che sia solo una questione di aggiornamento del software attendo fiducioso

Spiacente, ma il connettore della macchina fotografica non è compatibile con il classico del iPod, né abbia loro stato tutti gli aggiornamenti di software per farli così.

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http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=149006#
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Compatible digital cameras for camera connector

Hi there!
THis is my first pot here so I hope you will accept me fine.
And a Merry Christmas aswell!
Well I have decided to buy me a mp3 player, but as I always carry my digital camera with me I wanted to have one with the capability to hold pictures so I chose ipod.
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anyone?

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I am thinking of upgrading to a new 30gb video ipod
while on holiday in the states (assuming a US Ipod
will be compatible with PC, power etc??). Partly this
is because I can justify the cost by using the camera
connector and saving on compact flash cards.
As I wont have access to a computer while there I
need to be able to use the Ipod and camera connector
off the shelf as I wont be able to download any
updates to it. Does anyone know if this will work?
Thanks
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HT1766 Can I back up my Ipod classic ......

Can I back up my Ipod classic to my Itunes before I get a new battery tomorrow?

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Calling all iPod Classic owner who wants to use iPod Camera Connector

Dear All Honoured iPod Classic users a.k.a Photo Enthusiats,
Good day. I have recently bought an iPod Classic and iPod Camera Connector. As many of us may be into photography. I believe you may agree with me, it is more expensive to buy CF Card especially when you travelling on holiday or assignment. Moreover 1x 8GB CF card is never enough.
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Currently iPod Classic has firmware v1.0.3 but iPod Camera Connector only works for iPod v.1.1 and above. So, in conclusion ... i urge every member here to send in their feedback to Apple ... logon to http://www.apple.com/feedback/ipod.html , so that Apple will act on it sooner rather than we play wait and see game.
So, logon today and send in your feedback. Who knows, tomorrow we will have the iPod Classic firmware updates that allow us to use iPod Camera Connector and this will solve our problem and save our money in CF card.
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LoisPallister wrote:
Hi Josh,
Interesting web site. I holiday in the UK (my passport ran out in '91 and I haven't felt the need to replace it yet) and off to Shropshire in September.
Lovely, the UK is actually a surprisingly excellent place to retreat to, despite the occasional weather issues.
LoisPallister wrote:
I had looked at the Zeppelin but it is a tad too pricey. I began thinking of spending around £50 - £60 but now looking at around £250 for the [Avanti|http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2009/01/13/reviewdab_radio_ipod_dock_pure_avantiflow>. It is a little too large to be portable but it will fit in the car to be taken to our cottage holidays and has an amazing range of features and a sub woofer in the base as you can see from the review.
Yes, if you have the money, the B&W is great, but as I said, it's only a speaker.
LoisPallister wrote:
The Zeppelin may be an excellent speaker but being that much more expensive and also nothing more than a speaker I am still with the Avanti at this point - we often like to listen to the local radio stations when away. I will look at the Chronos though and other PURE products.
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LoisPallister wrote:
Thanks so much for your input
Glad I could of helped
-Josh

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