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And doesn't that void your warranty if you do that? :confused: I own 2 iPods, one 6GB Mini and one 20GB. Both have given me grief (I've replaced the 6GB twice!!!). Sony N/W walkman has given me no issues wot so ever. That's what I'm basing my comparison on. Sonic Stage ain't as good as Itunes I admit, but still it works great for me. The Network Walkman unit feels so good in my hand, I urge everybody to get their hands on one. |
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yea its that way for many things HD based.
people have problems with one HD will goto another, and stick with it untill they have a problem. For example, i had a Seagate HD crap out on me, i only buy Western Digital drives now..... it by no means surprises me that the same goes for HD based products. i've owned and used other players, main factors that come to me are the size issue, apples 60gigs are usually smaller and lighter then most, most dont even have one that size. the scroll wheel, as you said you dont like it for selecting a single song, i havnt had that problem but i dont like others for searching through and entire list, move thumb from top top bottom, pick up and repeat, circling the wheel is just faster for me. and a big one is the addons as i said before, i like being able to say, hey, i wish i could do this or that, then look up accessories and find out i can. its just one of thoes things tho, people are going to use the ones that they dont get the problems with. |
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My problems with my iPods are battery based for the 6GB and 20GB ones.
And also my 2nd 6GB one randomly paused. The stupid guy at Apple said "that's the first I've heard of it". I told him "Maybe you should add it to your list of Apple problems because it is definitely a problem". And eventually it ended up being a common problem with the iPods. Typical when I was trying to show him, it wouldn't happen. So I demanded this was the 2nd time I've taken my iPod for problems, and I said "I am not moving until I get another iPod out of the box". He was going to send it to Apple after 3 days.....stupid dweeb. He got a new iPod, slammed it on the table and walked off. I was happy :) Also Null....with the up and down, you can hold it down, so you don't have to keep making circles with your thumb. It's so much easier imo. It will go through the list very quickly. But it's up 2 u which u prefer obviously. From all of this, I'm never buying another apple based mp3 player. I think they are way overrated, and there are much better quality players out there. |
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with the circle i control how fast it goes tho, i get thro 4000 songs in 2 seconds or 30,
thats just how it is with things hd based. you've had problems with them, i've had (and seen with friends) problems with other players. so i stick with the ipods untill a better quality player comes out. :) |
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I asked because I only get about 20 hours of playback. I thought you were talking about a different, longer-lasting battery. I wonder what the problem with mine is..? |
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yes, the same HD related and battery related issues will hit any related products.
honestly to help the battery keep its charge longer, you can use it and not charge it till its completely drained, then give it a full charge, that cycle keeps it at higher capacity longer. however doing that jusnt isnt really realistic because unless you let it drain each night then charge it fully for the next day it just doenst happen much. |
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it doesnt matter how it drains. what the thing is with rechargable batteries, is they have almost a memory of sorts, thats why whenever you get something like that they always ask you to charge competely before use, if you charge half way use, charge half way and use, over and over, its possible that half way will be the full charge you get outta that battery.
so whats best for the battery is to be completely drained then recharged fully. going from empty to full. it wouldnt know the diffference if you drained it in 3 days or drained it in 1. |
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That's how I killed my Nokia battery. For 2 years, I always drained it 100% and then charged it 100%. But then I started charging it when it wasn't really 'empty' yet, that's when the misery started. Now it can stay on stand-by for perhaps a week, but I can't make calls longer than a couple of minutes. If I'm lucky.
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Alright, I was busy and kept putting off posting this.
Anyways, I reformatted my iPod, but you can't get rid of the update, or at least you can't as far as I could tell. Any way to completely remove the update and go back to a previous one? or anything similar? I still have the old update on my computer, but I can't do anything with it, because the system thinks that my iPod is better with it's newer software. It isn't! Any solutions? |
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hrm.. which way did you reformat?
whenever i've had the ipod or a friends ipod reset, he needed to get all the updates all over again. |
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hmm, i'll look up the options, maybe i've just formated the drive before.
im positive i had to update it again after however i reset it tho. infact when i did it i woulda liked a way to keep it the same version. heh. |
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Thanks, Null! I'd really like to at least give it a shot getting it back to factory settings or an old update... seems weird that after a year and 3 months that it'd already be dying.
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