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PS - the difference between the 30GB and 80GB iPod 5th gen versions is simply in the amount of RAM Rockbox uses. Quote from: njbiology on 04:19:57 I hope someone will reply to this - it would be greatly appreciated and, likely, useful to many with the same question - if you do reply, please explain all details (because the individual who made the suggestion about entering them directly through 'browsing them in' and so on didn't explain his solution, which who knows? may work).Īnd, snidely, I don't think many have the same questions, as most seem to have gone to our actual website and learned that Rockbox is a complete firmware replacement for all sorts of DAPs, not simply an iPod modification of the OF. I hope someone will reply to this - it would be greatly appreciated and, likely, useful to many with the same question - if you do reply, please explain all details (because the individual who made the suggestion about entering them directly through 'browsing them in' and so on didn't explain his solution, which who knows? may work). flac files into my iPod? Someone, in a blog, wrote of creating a folder directly on the iPod drive (without saying where.in the hidden music folder?) and I don't know if this would work, but if it would, it would take forever for files to be transferred that way.

I feel as though that I should by able to connect my iPod device and choose between opening iTunes and opening, instead, a literally Rockbox interface on my (windows) computer or at least be able to see evidence of iTunes working with Rockbox.

FLAC files.Īs mentioned: I am able to install the Rockbox software onto the iPod everytime I add songs to my iPod (directly, as I never enter them into the iTunes library, but directly into the iPod by dragging and dropping the mp3/mp4 tracks into the device itself).but everytime I add songs to my iPod, I disconnect the iPod device and have the iPod running Rockbox initialize again to recognize the newly added mp3s/mp4s. However, despite hours of reading, experimentation, and looking on youtube, I have not yet been able to have iTunes either look like Rockbox (just as the iPod's interface does) or able to enable iTunes to accept. I have an 80GB iPod Video 5th generation and successfully installed the appropriate version (actually 30GB, to be safe) onto my iPod I am able to upload (via iTunes) all of my mp3/mp4 files into my iPod and then format the iPod which now features the Rockbox software so that the now Rockbox iPod displays my songs.

For ipod instal How to Win Friends and Influence People