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ds252

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Aug 6, 2007
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Just wondering if the classics responsiveness can be fixed, becuase i have a 5.5 case i want to use with it but the thing layer over the click wheel makes it unresponsive....can this be fixed by an update somehow?
 

Roy Hobbs

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Apr 29, 2005
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Just wondering if the classics responsiveness can be fixed, becuase i have a 5.5 case i want to use with it but the thing layer over the click wheel makes it unresponsive....can this be fixed by an update somehow?

there has already been a firmware update and the menu system of the classic is much better now
 

ds252

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Aug 6, 2007
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Yeah it just doesn't lag as much but i'm talking about the touch of the finger to the click wheel it sensing the finger better.
 

evanrousso

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Aug 28, 2006
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I am more concerned with the responsiveness of iTunes to the new iPod Classic. It is seriously mind numbingly annoying everytime I mount my iPod. I seriously dread putting new music on my iPod. I haven't seen that many beachballs since summer of 1996.
 

easy4lif

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Mar 31, 2005
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I did the update and it has a better clickwheel response, but when I tried it with my iSkin for my ipod video 30GB it won't move at all. I'm hoping iskin will have a work around soon.
 

miTunes75

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May 29, 2006
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I am more concerned with the responsiveness of iTunes to the new iPod Classic. It is seriously mind numbingly annoying everytime I mount my iPod. I seriously dread putting new music on my iPod. I haven't seen that many beachballs since summer of 1996.

You don't mount the ipod and "boom" it just works? What's up Steve?
 

evanrousso

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Aug 28, 2006
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You don't mount the ipod and "boom" it just works? What's up Steve?

if that is sarcasm then all I will say is it takes about 5 seconds or less from the time I plug in my external drive to the time I start accessing files on it. After 6 generations of the iPod and 7 generations of iTunes you would think that they would have made mount times shorter not longer.
 
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