Using iPod Camera Connector on the new iPod Classic

Hi, I have successfully used the iPod Camera Connector on my old Classic iPod to back up my camera. Would like to move with the times and buy the new iPod Classic but don't want to loose the ability to back up - will the camera connector work with the new Classic please? (and has anybody done it?)

Why can't this work with the classic?
another thread states "as the iPod touch doesn't support "disk use" (it doesn't mount as a hard drive on your computer)."
Well, my classic does support disk use so I would like the option to use this. Is it really that hard to have a software update to recognise a piece of software that has presumably been programmed before for previous models

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CG

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I recently acquired a iPod touch, which I have really enjoyed.
I am considering an update on my iPhone to the 4.0, and I was wondering if the video camera quality in megapixels is the same on the iPhone as it is on my new iPod. The iPod video quality is OK; I'd give it a 6.5\10 outdoors and a 5\10 indoors, but I am looking for something a bit better to capture important events like family vacations, etc.
I think I have looked everywhere on the Apple website to see how these two cameras compare, but perhaps I have missed something. If anyone can provide a link to a page comparing the iPod and iPhone cameras, or provide comparative information, it would be appreciated.
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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.
It is troublesome to bring your laptop together when you are travelling. So the best option to transfer all your photos from the camera is to use an iPod Classis and Camera Connector. This helps you to continue shooting without worrying running out of CF card for your next day shooting.
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.
Cheers! Happy New Year.

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.
All of the PURE products are excellent, good luck finding one to suit your needs!
LoisPallister wrote:
Thanks so much for your input
Glad I could of helped
-Josh

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I just bought the new iPod Nano (3rd generation) and the iPod Camera Connector.
The iPod is not recognizing the camera connector. When I connect the camera connector to the iPod, I get this message: "Unsupported accessory is not supported".
The genius Apple salesman assured me that it would work. Meanwhile, the camera connector works fine with my iPod Color 60GB model.
Can anyone help me out? Has anyone tried this? I have a funny feeling, (even though the salesman assured me it would work.) that it is not compatible.
Thanks!

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If this new option from apple is fast, I'm going to buy an iPod photo right away!!!!!!!!!!!
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The Coolpix 3200 is apparently not USB 2 / high-speed compliant, so especially cool would be if you could test with a camera or card reader (if that works at all) that supported USB 2, and report on the speed.
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Are Multiple Camera's supported using the iPod Camera Connector?

Hi,
This question is not about which camera is supported but about the possibilities to connect multiple digital Camera's to the same iPod.
Is this possible and how (if even possible) will the pictures be identifyable as coming from the different camera's being used?
Thanks for an answer which may lead to a new iPod user.
Regards,
Rob van Eerd.
E: [email protected]
n/a maybe future user? Other OS

Hi there,
Thanks for your answers!
About the only way to tell the photos apart is by
filenames. If you connect the iPod to the PC and
browse it as an external disk, you will see a
/Photos/xxxApple/yyyyy.JPG directory structure. xxx
increments up from 100. In my case, my camera has
photos with file names of DSCxxxx and my son's were
IMG_xxx so it was easy to tell which directory came
from each camera. YMMV.
Ok. This means it's no option for me (knowing that one of my friends has got exactly the same camera).
Each time you download photos from camera to iPod, it
creates a "roll" (everything from that download in a
single directory) showing number of photos, date and
time, plus total size. You scroll down the menu from
roll to roll and then can browse/view the photos from
each roll on the iPod. My only gripe is that you can
delete an entire roll from the iPod but can't delete
a single picture.
Ok. Thanks for sharing this info.
For the deletion: I think I have to start livingi with this and remove the unwanted pictures on the camera first or later on the PC.
In my case, I was downloading 50 (one memory stick)
or 75 (two) pictures from my camera, then 100 or so
from my son's (total of 3 "rolls"). After that the
iPod was still over half charged. One day I may have
done 1 or 2 more rolls (downloads). I wouldn't be
surpised if you managed 300-400 pictures downloaded
per charge. I typically just charged the cameras and
iPod each night and then took pictures all day,
downloaded the photos, and then charged again (with
some downloading mid-day on occasion). In your case,
sharing with lots of folks you may hit the battery
limit on the iPod. iPods charge pretty fast, you
might want to investigate a car/lighter USB adapter
to plug in if you are away from regular power.
Again, thanks for sharing this with me (us).

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Thank you for your reply. But once again if you can clarify please: Let's say I want to purchase the new white iPod Touch (introduced October 2011), will it have the 8 MP camera and improved optics? I'm wondering because I love to take photos and use photo-sharing apps, and I've read so many great reviews on the outstanding camera of the iPhone 4S - but I can't afford the iPhone just yet (also because of my current phone contract) so I was wondering if the newest iPod Touch camera is the same as iPhone 4S. I have the iPod Touch 4th gen, the one introduced Sept 2010, and as you may know that camera isn't the best. I just want to take better photos to share.
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