Another user posted: I just downloaded itunes 9 and 3.1.1 for my second gen ipod touch. Now my podcasts appear to be in random order on the touch. They are in order in itunes. Any idea on how to sort them so they play by date episode?
See: podcasts syncing in random order
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and I have the same probme with a first gen iPod touch
I tried to get apple to help, Case Number 136011204 , but they said.
I AM NOT A HAPPY CAMPER... (Note: this same type of problem occurred with an upgrade that killed my Nano a few years ago for a few weeks), This seems to be a problem, as do others I see in this forum, and I would expect
Any thoughts...
I don't know what else I can do or which other sites to suggest that this is an example of the lack of user support that some of apples users are encountering.
It sure makes me less likely to upgrade to the iPhone
See: podcasts syncing in random order
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and I have the same probme with a first gen iPod touch
I tried to get apple to help, Case Number 136011204 , but they said.
- Never heard of it.
- Here is a generic document on downloading to the iPod.
- You can't see the Case log, e.g. what Apple knows you reported, and what they responded or plan to do next.
- There is no way to contact Apple support via Email to update the problem. (Only Re-Phone them)
- Known Problem.
- Apple will release a patch for it.
- There is no documentation that Apple will fix it.
- It can be fixed by ... (which do not fix it)
- It is unsupported to un-do the update that broke your touch, thou perhaps Googling "ipod touch old .ipsw" will find a copy on a site on the WEB.
- 8) Apple does not allow users to see "Known Bugs" even though they are on the wall of their support office.
I AM NOT A HAPPY CAMPER... (Note: this same type of problem occurred with an upgrade that killed my Nano a few years ago for a few weeks), This seems to be a problem, as do others I see in this forum, and I would expect
1) Apple to own it and log the known bugs
2) Have a well defined way to revert to the older, working version of the Touch/iTunes software. until they do get around to fixing the problem.
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2) Have a well defined way to revert to the older, working version of the Touch/iTunes software. until they do get around to fixing the problem.
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Any thoughts...
I don't know what else I can do or which other sites to suggest that this is an example of the lack of user support that some of apples users are encountering.
It sure makes me less likely to upgrade to the iPhone