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iTunes 7.7 Update and iPod classic = Spinning Beach Ball

Just upgraded to the new iTunes 7.7 (iphone 2.0 and app store support). After, I plugged in my ipod classic and it took almost 5 minutes of the "spinning beach ball" to recognize the ipod. I check and it says my software (1.1.2) is up to date. I ejected and tried it again. Same thing. Once recognized, the ipod classic seems to work fine in iTunes, but still not sure about all options.

Anyone else upgrade iTunes and find the same thing happening?

Note: No option to sync ipod classic games any more. A new "Applications" designation listed in iTunes 7.7 (which has my purchased games listed), but no way to "sync" them or resync them if there were to be an issue or if I wanted to remove the game now and sync it again later...

iPod classic 160GB, Mac OS X (10.5.4)

Posted on Jul 10, 2008 11:55 AM

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Posted on Jul 10, 2008 4:05 PM

Same issue with me, I rebuilt permissions, whipped the iPod and still beach-ball of Death.
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Jul 23, 2008 2:14 PM in response to Kyn Drake

I deleted the 2 library files on my mac iTunes and rebuilt the library via import of the .xml and, while a fun exercise, it accomplished nothing. My Classic which I sync w/ that library still won't sync.

My iphone is at least sort of syncing on my work Vista machine which is where I sync it, but I have seen a few calendar items disappear from Outlook that originally WERE there and are STILL on the iPhone. Repeating syncing does not delete them from the iPhone but doesn't put them back on the work calendar either.

So I've given up until they put out a fix. In my mind this is clearly an iTunes issue b/c I have issues across 4 hardware devices (OSX, Vista, Classic, iPhone) and the only common element between all of them is iTunes 7.7. Call me crazy.

iTunes 7.7 Update and iPod classic = Spinning Beach Ball

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