S sen_almighty macrumors member Original poster Jun 18, 2003 41 0 Dec 5, 2003 #1 does the usb 2.0 connection also backwards compatible wit usb 1.1 for the ipod? or is usb 2.0 required?
does the usb 2.0 connection also backwards compatible wit usb 1.1 for the ipod? or is usb 2.0 required?
stoid macrumors 601 Feb 17, 2002 4,312 29 So long, and thanks for all the fish! Dec 5, 2003 #2 I would think so... However, I was under the impression that all USB 2.0 was backward compatible with USB 1.1 and USB 1.0.
I would think so... However, I was under the impression that all USB 2.0 was backward compatible with USB 1.1 and USB 1.0.
P Paenis macrumors newbie Nov 24, 2003 13 0 Australia Dec 5, 2003 #3 Yes it is, but be warnerd it's ULTRA slow.
P poisonmonkey macrumors newbie Nov 10, 2003 29 0 Markham, Ontario, Canada Dec 5, 2003 #4 It'll work. USB 2 will almost awies work backwards... USB = Ultra Slow Bus When / if you do use USB 1.1 be prepared to wait a long time before all your songs move onto your iPod...
It'll work. USB 2 will almost awies work backwards... USB = Ultra Slow Bus When / if you do use USB 1.1 be prepared to wait a long time before all your songs move onto your iPod...
blue&whiteman macrumors 65816 Nov 30, 2003 1,210 0 Dec 6, 2003 #5 Re: quick ipod question Originally posted by sen_almighty does the usb 2.0 connection also backwards compatible wit usb 1.1 for the ipod? or is usb 2.0 required? Click to expand... do you have a mac with a pci slot? if so you could ad a firewire card for as little as $30-40 and then your ipod would smoke at transfering from your hard drive.
Re: quick ipod question Originally posted by sen_almighty does the usb 2.0 connection also backwards compatible wit usb 1.1 for the ipod? or is usb 2.0 required? Click to expand... do you have a mac with a pci slot? if so you could ad a firewire card for as little as $30-40 and then your ipod would smoke at transfering from your hard drive.