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Posted over 2 years ago
It's 6:30 a.m.I plug my iPod in to update with the latest tracks added to my collection.I get the message "iTunes has detected a corrupt iPod. Restore your iPod to repair the fault."Which means I have to wipe my iPod and reload EVERYthing.It's an 80 GB iPod. I have 13,000 tracks. This could take a long time.
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Comments (10)

  1. Dale
    Dale says At least it's early, and you've got the whole day ahead of you.
    Permalink posted 11/23/2006
  2. Viva La Britt
    Viva La Britt says Yay, Dale's in the house! Are you ready for tomorrow and the endless joy that is babysitting?
    Permalink posted 11/23/2006
  3. Violet Grey
    Violet Grey says Could be worse. It could have said your iPod was non functional and you'd have to go get a new one. Always a silver lining somewhere.
    Permalink posted 11/23/2006
  4. KezOnTour
    KezOnTour says Ah, but if I had to replace it, it;d be under warranty, so the replacement is free, and although I'd still have to load everything back on, I'd have got a new shiny scratch free pod. KezOnTour. Finding the rust on silver linings everywhere.
    Permalink posted 11/23/2006
  5. Violet Grey
    Violet Grey says Ohhh.. poo on you too. ;)
    Permalink posted 11/24/2006
  6. KezOnTour
    KezOnTour says :D I'm feeling more positive now. I dislike bad things happening before 9 a.m.
    Permalink posted 11/24/2006
  7. sommer face
    sommer face says That sucks! That happened to me with my old 20GB iPod. I cried a little. Then I got a nice new one.
    Permalink posted 11/24/2006
  8. whencitiesfalll
    whencitiesfalll says OH I HATE when that happens...except you've got it a lot worse, I only had to reload my 20gb...you poor soul.
    Permalink posted 11/24/2006
  9. lemontwist
    lemontwist says Dude yeah, I had like 5000 tracks to put on to the new iPod we just got and it took at least an hour.
    Permalink posted 11/24/2006
  10. KezOnTour
    KezOnTour says all in all, it took 4 hours and 30 minutes. A lot of the stuff I have is from live recordings which are HUGE files, and tend to be in lossless format also. It's all done now, and I could lie in bed, listening to Deerhoof.
    Permalink posted 11/24/2006

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