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The 5th generation 30GB supports a library of roughly 20,000 files whereas the 60GB and 80GB versions can handle roughly 50,000 files.

Compact Flash card Adaptors (generic ZIF to CF/iFlash) supports 32GB, 64GB, 128GB, 256GB.

MSATA type adaptors (generic ZIF to MSATA/Tarkan iFlash) supports 32GB, 64GB, 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, 1TB.

iPod Video (5th generation) 30GB, 60GB, 80GB The 80GB, 120GB and 6th generation 160GB all support a library of roughly 50,000 files.

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If you wish to avoid this limitation you can install Rockbox on your device, alternatively, you must source a 7th generation logic board to replace yours. The 80GB, 120GB and 6th generation 160GB iPod Classics all suffer from the LBA28 addressing limitation which prevents them from accessing more than 128GB of storage. Compact Flash card Adaptors (generic ZIF to CF/iFlash) supports 64GB, 128GB.SD card adaptors (Tarkan iFlash Solo/Dual) supports 64GB, 128GB.MSATA type adaptors (generic ZIF to MSATA/Tarkan iFlash) supports 128GB.iPod Classic 80GB, 120GB or 160GB (6th generation) The 7th generation supports a library of roughly 50,000 files. Compact Flash card Adaptors (generic ZIF to CF/iFlash) supports 64GB, 128GB, 256GB.SD card adaptors (Tarkan iFlash Solo/Dual) supports 64GB, 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, 1TB.MSATA type adaptors (generic ZIF to MSATA/Tarkan iFlash) supports 256GB, 512GB, 1TB.Please note, not all cards/drives are compatible with iPods, the following just shows the possible configurations.

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There are several different options for upgrading depending on your budget, model and desired capacity below is some mod compatibility information showing possible capacities. Using an extended battery will give you even greater playback time than you originally had, even when using an SSD.

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Battery life whilst some mods extend battery life, others use more power than a hard drive.Heat SSD enabled iPods generally get a bit warmer when operating, nothing alarming, most heat is generated by mSATA based iPods.Price SSD price per gigabyte tends to be higher than HDDs but the gap is closing.Battery life some of the mods listed here actually extend battery life.Faster read/write times less delay when changing between songs etc.Durability having no moving parts makes the iPod more resistant to drops/bumps.Silent operation no humming, buzzing, vibration or clicking!.Lighter weight shave a few grams off that iPod in your pocket.Capacity 1.8″ ZIF hard drives are rather limited in size, SSDs let you reach 1TB+.

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Or alternatively, check out our SSD installation service and let us perform the upgrade for you.Įmail: Advantages of SSD in iPod: We have compatible SSD’s in stock for your iPod, click here to view them. There are a range of different SSD mods that can be installed on the iPods including CF (compact flash) cards, SD (secure digital) cards MSATA drives and 1.8″ ZIF drives. Many people perform SSD upgrades when their original hard drive breaks or just for the added benefits of using a flash based drive. One last point, I replaced the battery, but I'm sure it has nothing to do with it.Solid state drives (SSDs) are a great alternative to the iPod Classic/Video’s mechanical hard drives. I'm not sure that this card has anything to do with it because otherwise, it seems to work fine. NOTE: I did order the card off of eBay from Singapore and I believe it technically holds 268 GB.

256gb SDXC 1000x card by Lexar (150mb/s transfer 80mb/s write), Class 10.

What's more, after this point, iTunes will no longer recognize the iPod, which leads me to restore it again.Īfter restoring it again, I put just a few albums on and it worked, but I'm very hesitant about uploading more since it keeps erasing the entire iPod.Īny ideas on what to try next? I am a music geek and use my iPod a lot, so it's important to me to get it working again.

Dragging by album, which works some of the time, but I recently discovered after doing probably between 300-500 songs, my entire iPod showed up empty, including songs that were there on previous uploads.

Dragging songs in smaller batches (by genre).

Syncing the entire library at once (there's over 11,000 songs so it takes a while, but we've tried it several times to no avail).

We've tried several different methods for uploading: The problems we keep running into is that after we upload any significant amount of songs, the iPod shows up as empty after ejecting it from iTunes.

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My brother and I have reformatted the SD card several times (both in Mac and PC, including following these directions regarding partitions.

I recently used the iFlash Solo kit by Tarkan and I'm running into some serious issues in using the iPod after uploading songs onto it.