NDRU said:

I was surprised to see that the classics are still almost as expensive as the touch

smoothcriminal12 said:

Fuck Canada Post.

It's not coming until tomorrow.

keep trenching that pit and shove more enemies in

toots said:

smoothcriminal12 said:

Fuck Canada Post.

It's not coming until tomorrow.

keep trenching that pit and shove more enemies in

I was about ready to. Until I saw this:

2012/01/04

06:35

KITCHENER

Item processed at local delivery facility

[Edited 1/4/12 4:47am]

2012/01/04

07:30

KITCHENER

Item out for delivery

IT'S HERE

I don't know if this is appropriate for this thread or not...but I have a tech question...

...I got an iPod Touch 32gig for X'mas...used...the old owner's music (substantial) is on there still.

I have NO EXPERIENCE WHATSOEVER with iPods/iPhones/iAnythings.

I connected it to the laptop (PC not Mac) and iTunes is asking if I want to register the unit. It appears to me that in order to download music onto it, I may have to wipe the unit clean and lose all that music.

Is this true?

...or should my lazy ass be googling for a tutorial...

PurpleJedi said:

I don't know if this is appropriate for this thread or not...but I have a tech question...

...I got an iPod Touch 32gig for X'mas...used...the old owner's music (substantial) is on there still.

I have NO EXPERIENCE WHATSOEVER with iPods/iPhones/iAnythings.

I connected it to the laptop (PC not Mac) and iTunes is asking if I want to register the unit. It appears to me that in order to download music onto it, I may have to wipe the unit clean and lose all that music.

Is this true?

...or should my lazy ass be googling for a tutorial...

Um....there's an option. Say no to registration, and then it'll revert to another page. On that one, check off "manually manage music", and it should be fine.

smoothcriminal12 said:

PurpleJedi said:

I don't know if this is appropriate for this thread or not...but I have a tech question...

...I got an iPod Touch 32gig for X'mas...used...the old owner's music (substantial) is on there still.

I have NO EXPERIENCE WHATSOEVER with iPods/iPhones/iAnythings.

I connected it to the laptop (PC not Mac) and iTunes is asking if I want to register the unit. It appears to me that in order to download music onto it, I may have to wipe the unit clean and lose all that music.

Is this true?

...or should my lazy ass be googling for a tutorial...

Um....there's an option. Say no to registration, and then it'll revert to another page. On that one, check off "manually manage music", and it should be fine.

I don't recall seeing a "manually manage music" option, but then I probably was still overwhelmed by the newness of it.

Thanks...I'll try again tonight.

PurpleJedi said:

smoothcriminal12 said:

Um....there's an option. Say no to registration, and then it'll revert to another page. On that one, check off "manually manage music", and it should be fine.

I don't recall seeing a "manually manage music" option, but then I probably was still overwhelmed by the newness of it.

Thanks...I'll try again tonight.

Anytime! If that doesn't work, there'll always be a good internet tutorial lol

Woo! How is it??
I had a classic with 30 something gb on it a few years ago..
But I left it in a courtesy car..and never got it back.
xoxo

gossipgirl said:

Woo! How is it?? I had a classic with 30 something gb on it a few years ago.. But I left it in a courtesy car..and never got it back. xoxo

It's great!

Some odd problems with plugging it in and not showing up on Itunes, but I managed to get all my songs on it when it did work. Hopefully I'll get it sorted out, but so far it's awesome.

YOU....

I mean IT came!

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

YOU....

I mean IT came!

Thanks!

I'll never give up my iPod Classic. giving them one more year to update it to the readily updated 240 GB single platter hard drive, and if they don't, I'm going to buy up a couple of the current model for the future because they'll eventually get rid of it altogether.

a touchscreen just isn't made for changing tracks while you're driving or if the thing is in your pocket.