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Hi, ive had my 60gig iPod video for about 3 months now and twice its just wiped all the music off itself. Now the first time, i just had it plugged in, put some podcasts on then removed it (via safe remove) but i had the mp3s on my hard drive so i thought no big deal ill jut put them back on. However the second time it was on charge and i grabbed it in the morning but when i got to the train station and went to listen to it there was no songs on there and they where only on the iPod (no backups on my hdd). So i put YamiPod on there and was about to do the "recover lost music" (something along those lines) when i noticed that all the music was still in the hidden folder "ipod_control" and then "music" i thought this was a little strange. So my question was, is there anything im doing do make this happen? is there something i can do to prevent this? its a windows formatted ipod
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If the music isn't on your harddrive, the iPod will be deleted if it is set to the default auto-snyc mode. But the fact that it is still on there makes me think that perhaps the iPod itself as become buggy - something that restoring the firmware usually cures. |
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