Recording to Ipod through Input?

I have a bullet camera with a 3.5mm input that says it will record to many personal media players. I heard that the new 5th G ipods will record sound, how about video?
Anyone know how to, or even if its possible to record from a camera directly to an ipod?
I was planning on buying a 30g video ipod and only need about 5 gigs, so I could use the rest for recording video. Then i could sell my Archos

Get an aux connection with 3.5 and then connet it with the headsethole and you can listen to your music Have fun

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Watts100woo wrote:
with a mono 1/4" jack. It's plugged into a focusrite interface. GarageBand only records it in stereo and only plays it back in mono.
you appear to already know the answer, however...
GB is not recording it in stereo, nor could it
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Hi, i recently lost my iPod classic(80GB) which i have been using soly as a music player. Luckily i had made a backup before i lost it. I then baught a new iPod classic(160GB) and *transfered my backup to my new iPod through iTunes*. This workded fine, except that *alot of the songs titles have been changed to something like: AYFV, GGVE, YVOB etc* ( i transfered my backed up music directly to my connected iPod, not putting them in the iTunes Library first )
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tt2

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ridergroov wrote:
HOw can I set it to record the guitar through the Apogee Jam on one track and record through the Snowball on another track?
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How to reset the password and other items are here.
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Ok. I give up.
I don't understand how this iPod Shuffle works.
I got it a few months ago, and copied three or four Brian Eno albums onto it (46 songs to be exact).
I can listen to the songs on the iPod when I am using it with the earphones, but when I plug it into the computer, it says something about "some of the items in the library were not copied to the iPod because they could not be found." (Meaning none of the songs were copied.)
I don't understand what it's trying to do.
The songs were already on the iPod. Why is it trying to "copy" them on to it?
And if I unplug the iPod from the computer and play it through the headphones, the songs are still there.
Could somebody please help me?
I just want to be able to listen to the songs that are on my iPod through my computer speakers. How on earth do I do that?!!

I have the syncing option unchecked, that is why I do not understand why it is trying to sync.
I am also trying to play songs off my iPod via iTunes.
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I need to be portable!!!

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Because you changed your syncing iTunes library. You can only sync to one iTunes library. If all yur apps and music and other stuff in on your new computer you have these options:
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Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup/
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Windows Vista and Windows 7: \Users\(username)\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup\
Note: If you do not see the AppData or Application Data folders, you may need to show hidden files (Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7), or iTunes may not be installed in the default location. Show hidden files and then search the hard drive for the Backup directory.
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That little lock usually indicates that the iPod is set to autosync. In order to play iPod content through iTunes, you have to be on manual sync.

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