I have used a 160GB ipod classic for years and love it. It finally died yesterday - earphone jack stopped working although everything else seems to be fine.
Fortunately, i had purchased another 160GB ipod classic about a year ago that i've been holding for this eventuality. I took it out, synced it and changed the settings like i had the old one and everything seems good except for some puzzling differences.
First, under "Settings", my old ipod classic reads - 143gb used 5.0 gb free". The new ipod reads "143gb used, 5.7 gb free". While i'm happy to have the extra .7 gb, does anyone know why there would be a discrepancy?
Second, under playlists, i see that the first playlist is called "Genius". This appears to be an itunes feature but it was never on my original classic Ipod. Is there a way to get rid of it so it doesn't show up in the playlist?
they are both the same model and generation ipod so my guess is it has something to do with the software versions being different. Does anyone have any insight? The size thing definitely intrigues me.
Fortunately, i had purchased another 160GB ipod classic about a year ago that i've been holding for this eventuality. I took it out, synced it and changed the settings like i had the old one and everything seems good except for some puzzling differences.
First, under "Settings", my old ipod classic reads - 143gb used 5.0 gb free". The new ipod reads "143gb used, 5.7 gb free". While i'm happy to have the extra .7 gb, does anyone know why there would be a discrepancy?
Second, under playlists, i see that the first playlist is called "Genius". This appears to be an itunes feature but it was never on my original classic Ipod. Is there a way to get rid of it so it doesn't show up in the playlist?
they are both the same model and generation ipod so my guess is it has something to do with the software versions being different. Does anyone have any insight? The size thing definitely intrigues me.
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