Rockbox utility

The rockbox utility isn't detecting my ipod in the "select your device in the filesystem" drop down list. The ipod is detected with other programs.Any ideas?Ubuntu 12.04 64 bit.Ipod 5g 80gb. landroni6,0117 gold badges37 silver badges59 bronze badges asked May 4, 2013 at 4:34 1 If Rockbox Utility fails to detect the mount point of your iPod, it is no big deal. I had the exact same issue with my Sansa Clip Zip. Simply: Mount the iPod with your file manager (e.g. Thunar)In Configuration > Select your device in the FS select the appropriate mount pointIn Configuration > Select your audio player select iPod Video 5th gen Do make sure that this is indeed the device that you have, and that this very Apple device is actually supported by Rockbox!Hit OKTo be able to install Rockbox on your music player, Rockbox utility only needs to know the mount point and the correctly specified device (and that the device be supported!). In any case, before performing the installation read the manual for your device (which you can download from the Manual tab). answered Apr 7, 2014 at 8:04 landronilandroni6,0117 gold badges37 silver badges59 bronze badges You must log in to answer this question. Start asking to get answers Find the answer to your question by asking. Ask question Explore related questions See similar questions with these tags.

Topic: iPod & iPhone Driver (Read 11729 times) Original topic had been accidentally deleted. Its new topic. Plugin status: discontinued, unsupported now. NOTE: Plugin had been tested with iTunes 9 and probably won't work with higher versions of iTunes. You can download iTunes 9 from oldapps.com.Full description and download link Last Edit: August 15, 2022, 04:22:51 PM by boroda Still works with iTunes 12.8... But it requires expert hands and a very clean music managemetn workflow to navigate between its bugs. How do I get iTunes library to frequently update it's library after modifying my MusicBee Library such as adding and deleting songs and such without having to go through the whole process of re-copying the entirety of the library with this plugin? Much appreciate any possible solutions. Does this still work or is there an alternative? I keep trying to sync and every time that I think it's going to work, the MusicBee icon turns from green to red and it freezes for a bit and it says the sync was aborted! Last Edit: July 26, 2019, 02:22:58 AM by Jirachi last time i tried to use this plugin (several years ago) all worked fine. not sure how it works now though. I can still get it to work as of today, still a pain in the a** to use, and haven't found any alternative so far (though I read somewhere about syncing Musicbee and MediaMonkey)... I've had catastrophic disasters with music libraries handled under iTunes, dropped it years ago. Musicbee is hands down the best music library, if not foobar2000. Not an Apple user but iPod is the only device I like to use but I dread installing iTunes just so that I can use Rockbox. I do not use the iPod plugin because it force involves the use of iTunes. What I do is open the latest itunes.exe using 7zip and only extract and install the iTunes64.msi and AppleMobileDeviceSupport.msi for lean bare bones support for iPod USB connections to restore the iPod.Because Musicbee has a unstable connection under a Rockbox USB music sync, where the connection drops every few minutes while syncing; what I do is uninstall Rockbox bootloader (not delete .rockbox folder) reset iPod by holding Menu + Center, and immediately before the Apple logo appears, turn the hold switch on, and the iPod reboots back to normal default "white" interface, sync the iPod under Musicbee as regular flash drive connection to /Music folder, and then install Rockbox bootloader back reset iPod again normally without the hold switch to boot back to Rockbox, all while leaving the internal drive /Music untouched. The USB connection sync stability is flawless under the regular iPod interface as "flash drive",

Supported it but I really hate to give them any of my money when they want to keep me from using it the way I want. I hate that if you use there firmware (not Rockbox) you can not get your music or other media back off. I think of my portables as my backups. The other trend I do not like is that everyone is moving to the scroll wheel thing. That interface is nice but I do have some problems over or under scrolling to a menu item. I want a player that has buttons for things. This is why I am still buying the iRiver h120, and h320 on ebay and still recommend them to friends and family. I haven't heard good things about the h10 and then again they were trying to be like an IPOD replacment when iRiver moved to that design. As long as those players are running Rockbox that is still my pick but I think they are all MD'd.So hopefully this bump up will get some others with experience chiming in since I bet this holiday season will see a lot of new devices in peoples hands. Logged I have to voice my support for Rockbox device too! ... to the point where I am seriously considering a second (for the wife) iRiver h320 / h340 off Ebay - you cant get 'em anywhere else...I LOVE my h340. So many features, so solid (you'd expect that from something that, admittedly, looks like a brick), and with Rockbox, so flexible. It's a pity iRiver stopped making large capacity players, as their devices are really very good. Cowon is also a brand with a reputation for good devices, and one that I will likely move to. I WAS going to buy an iPod Classic, but just cant bring myself to do it until (if) there is a rockbox port for them. Logged Logged "You are not a beautiful or unique snowflake." - Just a very big snowball Logged Just go here: a really cool site -- I hadn't seen that before. Thanks for the link.Unfortunately, however, the information for the iPod Classic on the site is not accurate. For example, the specs for the iPod Classic 160 lists only mp3 and aac (as well as aiff under "other formats" for some reason) as supported audio formats, but the iPod can also play both wav

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Home servers now and many of those people are likely going for a terabyte or two just so they can have plenty of space. Once they have the server, they gotta use it! I would have never built a 7TB server like I have now 2-4 years ago because of a lot of reasins:1. The biggest is that I didn't know about Media Center. I never would have even cared about storing our DVDs on the server without an incredible program for accessing the content, which MC is the answer.2. VERY expensive.3. Less knowledge so I didn't even know much about lossless or even higher bitrate lossy. I was actually living with 64Kbps encoded MP3s for a while. I gradually realized what a mistake it was down-encoding my small but large collection just so they would all match and to save space. I noticed when I bought a good set of computer speakers with good high-end response. It didn't sound good at all and I knew it wasn't the speakers.The key month is around July of last year. That's when I discovered MC. MC has cost us easily $20,000 (no joke). When I add up the server costs, new HTPC building, remote controls, tons of CDs and DVDs, FLAC efforts (re-ripping everything), and all the time I've put into this stuff is worth thousands more. But I enjoy it and MC has allowed me to rediscover lots of digital media. It really helps that they aren't out to get us like Apple is--where they could start disabling different functionality from contract restrictions, etc. Logged Supprised not to see much on the IPOD Alternatives in this thread. I hope more contribute because I haven't heard anything good about any of the new players coming out and mostly what I do not like is what seems to be a trend of low storage say 16Gb and less. What good is that?I have to second the comment about anything Rockbox supports. It actually makes using an IPOD realistic. The only problem I have is that Rockbox can't take advantage of using the hardware decoder for video so I still have to boot up to the IPOD firmware for that and use Apples file and folder structure. I can still use all of MC's features for sync which is great since I hate ITunes. I would consider buying an IPOD as long as Rockbox