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mr.spoilt:
Hi,all !
I have iPod classic 80 Gb.It's all what wrote in device.How I know what gen this device? I can't use Rockbox Build for ipod video 60/80 - not work in my device.Didn't see him. Pls,I need help be cause I very very love listen loseless formats,like FLAC,APE and I haven't time for decompress it to ALAC.
 Big thanks to all,and sorry for my poor english ::)

bluebrother:

--- Quote from: mr.spoilt on January 17, 2010, 11:27:08 AM ---How I know what gen this device?

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Please read the FAQ: http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/IpodFAQ#How_do_I_find_out_what_iPod_I_ow The name "Ipod Classic" is sometimes (mis)used for older Ipod models, but the models sold as "Ipod Classic" are not compatible with Rockbox.

mr.spoilt:
10x,bro
Does it make sense to wait rockbox for iPod classic? (I searched my device,it 6 gen)

[Saint]:
The release date may be tomorrow, it may be never.

Waiting (unless you port to this device yourself) is the *only* option.


[St.]

bluebrother:

--- Quote from: mr.spoilt on January 17, 2010, 12:50:42 PM ---Does it make sense to wait rockbox for iPod classic? (I searched my device,it 6 gen)

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Short version: no.
Somewhat longer version: there's nobody actively working on porting Rockbox to that player. Porting to a new player is lots of work and takes quite some time. As Rockbox is a project done by volunteers in their free time this makes it even take longer -- you can at least expect one year until there's a useable state, usually a lot more. Some ports aren't even finished at all -- there can be blockers all around the way. For the Ipod Classic the first one is to manage running custom code on the player. This is a problem as the firmware itself is encrypted, so not an easy task. It's possible that knowledge gained by the Nano 2G port can be used here, but I have no idea to what extend. After that, the next problem is the hardware, which is undocumented. Again, it might be at least similar to the Nano 2G, but even if it might take a lot of time to get things working.

There should be a thread in the forums about the Ipod 6G, you might want to check that on the current state.

--- Quote from: [St.] on January 17, 2010, 01:00:43 PM ---Waiting (unless you port to this device yourself) is the *only* option.

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You forgot about the "forget about it" option ;) (not that this is a good option, but ...)

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