N notsam macrumors newbie Original poster Jan 31, 2005 27 0 Dec 4, 2005 #1 Can I use the firewire cord for a 3rd gen iPod on a 5th gen? USB 2.0 can't be the ONLY way to transfer data, can it?
Can I use the firewire cord for a 3rd gen iPod on a 5th gen? USB 2.0 can't be the ONLY way to transfer data, can it?
K katie ta achoo Blogger emeritus May 2, 2005 9,166 5 Dec 4, 2005 #2 there's no physical firewire chip in the 5G. it will not work.
buryyourbrideau macrumors 65816 Mar 1, 2005 1,212 0 Chicago Dec 4, 2005 #3 notsam said: Can I use the firewire cord for a 3rd gen iPod on a 5th gen? USB 2.0 can't be the ONLY way to transfer data, can it? Click to expand... They took out firewire to make the iPod thinner.
notsam said: Can I use the firewire cord for a 3rd gen iPod on a 5th gen? USB 2.0 can't be the ONLY way to transfer data, can it? Click to expand... They took out firewire to make the iPod thinner.
khisayruou macrumors 6502a Aug 21, 2004 539 0 Dec 4, 2005 #4 notsam said: USB 2.0 can't be the ONLY way to transfer data, can it? Click to expand... Firewire can only be used to charge. You can use USB 1.1
notsam said: USB 2.0 can't be the ONLY way to transfer data, can it? Click to expand... Firewire can only be used to charge. You can use USB 1.1
B betbest1 macrumors regular Oct 30, 2005 102 0 /dev/null Dec 4, 2005 #5 khisayruou said: Firewire can only be used to charge. You can use USB 1.0 Click to expand... Probably not...more likely USB 1.1.
khisayruou said: Firewire can only be used to charge. You can use USB 1.0 Click to expand... Probably not...more likely USB 1.1.
khisayruou macrumors 6502a Aug 21, 2004 539 0 Dec 4, 2005 #6 betbest1 said: Probably not...more likely USB 1.1. Click to expand... oops, thats what i meant.
steve_hill4 macrumors 68000 May 15, 2005 1,856 0 NG9, England Dec 4, 2005 #7 betbest1 said: Probably not...more likely USB 1.1. Click to expand... Apple contacted us last year and informed us that many people had been having connection problems through USB 1.1, so they want everybody to know that only USB 2.0 is guaranteed to work with an iPod. Talk about covering your backs.
betbest1 said: Probably not...more likely USB 1.1. Click to expand... Apple contacted us last year and informed us that many people had been having connection problems through USB 1.1, so they want everybody to know that only USB 2.0 is guaranteed to work with an iPod. Talk about covering your backs.
N notsam macrumors newbie Original poster Jan 31, 2005 27 0 Dec 4, 2005 #8 well, good, why cater to apple computers customers? It makes sense, why would anyone who hasn't purchased a mac in a year or more want a new ipod?
well, good, why cater to apple computers customers? It makes sense, why would anyone who hasn't purchased a mac in a year or more want a new ipod?