Ipod Classic wont recognize Music as Music it says "other"

Question

I just got an iPod Classic of 120Gb..
Yesterday i installed the latest iTunes, and restore de iPod Classic, it works fine..
Now here is the problem i have around 7,000 songs in my PC, thats like 50GB-60GB.. I tried syncing my device with al the music with no succes, after 3 or 4 hours transfering songs y unpluged from the Itunes button and then disconected from the PC and the iPod says i have no music.. I went to the space in the HDD of the iPod and says 50GB of "other" instead of "music"..
I tried it again thinking i did something wrong, but same problem actually everytime i conect to itunes the iPod says i need to restore.. So i restore everytime..
Now thinking the iPod was working bad, i transfer just 1 song manually and it works..!! I was able to hear it actually. So i thought if i do the manual transfer could be fixed.. I did transfed first 2,000 songs in one step and didnt work.. Same problem..
I know i can use other software basically other firmware and this would be fixed but i love to have my things like the original.. So.. How do i fix it..?
Its obvious there is no way im going to transfer manually 7,000 songs..

Answer 1

SUNDR1V3R wrote:
Its a problem from apple and apple need to fix it.. When they sell their products dont tell you to sync in packs of 200 songs..
Where and when did you buy this iPod? The 120G iPod Classic was replaced by the newer 160GB some years ago, so it begs the question "did you buy this iPod second-hand?"
SUNDR1V3R wrote:
This didnt help me, im not going to transfer packs of 200songs plug and unplug the ipod.. Thats like 35 times and its going to take me like like a week..
Still better than the alternative surely? And since you are the one who said: I tried it again thinking i did something wrong, but same problem actually everytime it makes me think that perhaps you are, every time. We just havent discovered yet, what that is.   
Have you connected the iPod to your iTunes Library and let the Sync complete? Did you see the message telling you that it has completed?
Did you check (if not, try it now) that the Capacity bar at the bottom of the iTunes Device window looks more or less correct?
If the blue "audio" is small, and the orange "Other" is large, then try clicking the Sync button again before disconnecting.
When you remove the iPod from the computer, you do use the eject (aka safely disconnect) button, don't you? Either of these, according to how you have your iTunes configured:
or
SUNDR1V3R wrote:
When they sell their products dont tell you to sync in packs of 200 songs..
Because, as a rule, you don't need to...