I have an Ipod. the 80GB, 5th generation model. i tried to put a podcast on it and it said that this type of ipod didnt play those kind of podcast. video podcast? why? and what can i do about it?
Well, the iPod video (your 80GB model) - should be able to play video.
So, the only thing I can think of would be that the video podcast that you're trying to view isn't compatible with iPods.
You can check for podcasts (and video podcasts) through iTunes - and those should be compatible.
As for the video podcast that you wanted to listen/watch - I'd suggest going back to the website and see if they have an iPod version - or shoot an email to the people who do the video podcast and ask for their suggestions/help.
Good luck to you.
When i bought my current iPod I thought that i would fill up 80GB with all of my iTunes, but I was sadly mistaken. As this is so, i decided to trade in my iPod 80Gb and put the money towards a 32GB iTouch. How much could i expect to get reasonably for my 80GB?
This site is good for estimates:
http://www.secondrotation.com/trade_in/new/8149-apple-ipod-classic-6th-generation-80gb
The ipod 80gb has 100 hours of movies and up to 20,000 songs but the psp has a bigger screen and you can play games. The ipod is $317 and the PSP $288(au). I'm looking for something with high quality video with heaps of space, and good quality sound.
It is according to what you want to do?
If you intend to play games then PSP it is?
If it is more of a listening / viewing situation then iPod 80 GB is it.
Realize that videos or music you have to put on the device by paying for them or obtaining them from your collection and converting them (if copyright issues are not a problem).
The PSP space is dependent upon the memory card you purchase.
Most of the memory cards for PSP are in the denominations of 1, 2, 4, and 8 GB. I not sure what is available above that. I kind of doubt they have one that is 80 GB. If it is then it is quite expensive.
So, if your intent it to have a lot of space and you are not so much into the gaming then get the iPod.
If you want the games and you are willing to sacrifice the larger hard drive for media then go for the PSP.
I have listened to music & movies on both the sound quality is good. In particular the iPod can be quite loud depending on the quality of the digital sound file.
Their is also an option of a Zune (30 GB) which is basically like the iPod but larger with a few differences such as the software it uses and physical dimensions of the player, has radio, does not play games (new ones coming out does the games), can functional wirelessly.
I got a video ipod in black an 80GB one as a gift and i accidently added photos that i didnt want on it and now i dont know how to remove them all... and also how do i add an album cover to the ipod?! please help... thanks much =D
I am thinking about getting an 80gb ipod video but with the concern of how easily it scratches, i'm not sure. I just need to know what the best case for it is that protects it, but doesn't get in the way.
thanks
http://www.senacases.com/Catalog/IPOD-Video
i used this site to get a case for my blackberry. Quality+
i have an 80gb ipod classic and i dont feel like paying the $4.99 for a game on itunes. So i was wondering if there is a way I can get free ipod games.
Also is this legal to get free games?
you cant ipod will only work with games from itunes
nice but wont happen
I have an Ipod Video 80gb andwant to download videos, but I'm not sure what format I need to look for? Avi, mp4? Don't try to sell me a converter, I have one. What I want to do is download videos that can go straight onto my ipod without a converter? Which type of video do I need to download that can be loaded straight to my Ipod without a converter?
The Video Ipod supports the MP4 format videos. You can connect your Ipod to your computer, then put the files in the IPod. What I used to do, is to download videos from google (not the one that links you to youtube, but stays as google videos). On the right side, there is the download button, but you have to choose the download dropdown menu for a Ipod or video player. Then, Google will let you download the video IPod Format, MP4 Format
~~Good Luck~~
Im looking for a large capacity mp3/video player to take travelling.
Around 80gb will be sufficient.
What is the best option other than the 80gb Ipod?
I'm an iPod person, and Obviously I will recommend an iPod. But go out & try out other players if you wish. Though I find it tough to beat an 80gb iPod classic for $249 & a battery life of up to 40 hours. You can circle the globe twice & still have some juice left.
Plus the entire iPod line has the biggest amount of accessories available out of all Music Players in market.
You can try a Zune, which I've heard has better sound but I've heard the Music Store is Awkward to use & there's not as many accessories available for it if you every want to spice it up & make more use out of it. & the Battery life doesn't compare to what iPod Classic gets.
I don't follow the words of those who say that iPods have poor sound quality. It's sounds fine to me & even better when you use a Good Set of headphones like those that silent sound like Bose ( Thats if you do a lot of air travel)
It's entirely your call.
I know there is an ipod video 80gb 5.5 generation...but is there an ipod 80gb 5th generation? or are they the same thing?
No there isn't a iPod 80 GB 5th generation. There is a 60GB 5th generation iPod, and then they re-released the iPod (same generation hence 5.5, but just better battery life and clearer screen, and also a slightly larger hard drive.
I'm about to take a long trip that will last 18+ hours. With so many spare batteries out there, which one is really good? Which one lasts a long time. It will be used for the 80gb iPod Classic.
Go to CNET.com read the reviews
6. generation of iPods, iPod Classic 80GB black. Its video player and picture viewer too... Perfect display and design.
Before the technician arrived, we checked to be sure the equipment was accessible and nothing would be in his way. We had our 80GB iPod video "docked" in its speaker system in the cubicle next to the one where he would be working and decided it would not be in his way so we left it there. He was in our home about three hours. The technician finished his "work" and left a little after 5 p.m. Imagine our surprise when we discovered that our iPod was gone.
He had cleverly placed a book in front of the dock to make his theft less noticeable.
After calling the company he worked for and filing a police report, we were told it was our word against his, as he had denied the theft.
Well, duh!
The technician's employer compensated by giving us ... nothing. The sheriff's department told us we could file a personal complaint with small claims court. During the "investigation," we discovered that the person was on parole for a separate conviction.
End of investigation.
A word of advice: Make sure you know what extra "bonuses" your repair technician will require before he arrives - or watch him like a hawk!
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I hate/love this thing...
