On Sat, 26 Jan 2008 20:01:22 +0000 (UTC), "frag" <news3.RemoveThis@ukrm.co.uk>
wrote:
>> I remember having about 1,500 tracks on my iPod and flicking through
>> it at work thinking "I haven't got anything to listen to!"
>
>Well, 1500 tracks? Even with a 16GB iTouch there isn't enough room.
>
>What you need is a 160GB iPod Classic...
On my iPod touch I've got, according to iTunes:
3.58 Gb Audio
1.68 Gb Video
19.4 Mb Photos
106.6 Mb Other (web cache, emails, stocks & shares, weather, maps,
etc.)
The audio is 616 songs (MP3 @ 192Kb/sec minimum[1]) which is 1.7 days
without a repeated track.
iTunes by default encodes at 128Kb/sec AAC so if one wanted to squeeze
everything down one could certainly hold about 1,500 tracks.
(checks specs) <http://www.apple.com/ipodtouch/specs.html> 1,750
128Kb/sec AAC's for the 8Gb model or 3,500 for the 16Gb model.
I flogged my iPod Classic 80Gb to my colleage when I got the iPod
Touch and after thinning down my music collection[1] I've still got
plenty of space left.
[1] I also have several downloaded albums at lower and higher
bitrates, plus a few purchases from iTunes and the iTunes WiFi Music
Store.
[2] When I had the iPod Classic 80Gb I would just rip entire albums
and chuck them on the Classic as it had so much space but when I got
the iPod Touch I discovered the rating system so would have music on
Shuffle and find tracks I'd just skip, so I rated them as 1-star and
when I got home I'd plug it in and let it sync, then delete the track
from iTunes which then removed the track from the Touch when I hit
sync. So now I've pretty much only got the tracks I like from my
albums and rarely skip a track. New album purchases are always thrown
on the iPod Touch and I rate and delete as above to thin them out.
--
-- Nick ICQ: 9235201 EMAIL & MSN: nickmooney.RemoveThis@spamcop.net
-- Triumph Tiger 955i --
http://www.bgn.me.uk -- Touch -
-- LOTR#4 SKOGA#8 DS#7 BOTAFOT#159 BOTM#2 FBOTY#06 PM#11
>> Stay informed about: Purchases while drunk