Will this drive work with a 4th generation iPod (click wheel)?
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It worked in my ipod video. Unfortunately it was used (came with someone else's music on it) and later broke.
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Yes, it will work. I just bought it for my 3rd gen 32gb iPod and it works great!
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This drive only has a thunderbolt port, so if the game systems have that port then it's a go. This drive does not have a USB port
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Yes, it would work with just about any drive. It's very easy to use, and has a clear instruction sheet.
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According to both the online documentation and the documents that came with the drive, the answer is yes. I can also offer my own experience as I've been using these drives with both my older iMac w/USB 2.0 interface and my new iMac w/USB 3.0 interface and both work as expected. USB 2.0 speeds are MUCH slower than USB 3.0 speeds, so expect that your throughput will be lower than the max throughput indicated on the docs; plugged into a USB 2.0 slot, the drive will operate at USB 2.0 speeds.I hope that helps! Let me know if you have other questions.
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It does not work for all iPods. Notably, it will not work with my iPod Nano (it charges it fine, but cannot access the content). I have not tried a flash drive yet.
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I don't have an ipod 4 but yes it should because it doesn't connect through the usb port it connects through the headphone jack! : )
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Hi jonas you will not believe me but I still have not installed the drive in my ipod....
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It should work perfectly, though I haven't tested it with this specific drive
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I have no experience with Apple products so I cannot answer your question directly. But I think in general most flash drives are compatible with both systems. The cost is quite low, so it wouldn't hurt to try it and if not, then give it away as a birthday or Xmas gift!
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Haven't used the usb yet but check the compatible formats on the receiver versus the format of the files on your ipod. I am aware that it is supposed to support usb drive activity i.e reading files but I would consult the manual or contact technical support for further information.
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I was also able to get my 5th gen iPod video to work with this board. This will *NOT* work with a 4th gen iPod. I double checked my 4th gen and the connectors are different. I used a board similar to this (http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00B8A44RG/ref=mp_s_a_1_10?qid=1399258099&sr=8-10&pi=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70) with a 4 gb cf card in my 4th gen ipod.
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I don't really know about iPods so I don't know what the 4th generation is but as long as it has the same charger as the iPhone 4 it should work. It worked for my bfs iPhone 4s so I'm guessing anything that's like the iPhone should work. Now if it's the same charger as an iPhone 5 than no
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You should have no problem. My mac has USB 2.0 and this drive supports USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 natively. The only difference you will see is the data transfer speed, and honestly, even with USB 2.0 interface, the data transfer is pretty fast.
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It will work with file manager program of the device. The third party software may not write the data to the drive but can read it.
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Yes, as long as your computer has an available USB port, this drive should work for you. Mine has been great!
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Yes, any USB drive will work. Currently the Touch only supports FAT16/32 formatted drives, NTFS format support is planned. Some USB drives may require their own power, not relying on the USB power output. iTunes music library on USB should work as long as your iTunes music is not DRM infected. But I'd suggest you carefully read the Touch's onboard server specs very carefully as the Touch must be able to play *whatever* format music natively (no transcoding). The Touch's onboard server is not powerful enough to transcode.