Depth-of-Processing fans might remember the multiple posts about my woes with the ill-fated iPod Shuffle (3rd Generation,) and how Apple eventually mailed me a iPod nano (4th Gen) to resolve the problem, which lasted a short while and then died. I work my iPods pretty hard.
Well my current iPod Nano (5th Gen) is seemly irretrievably wrecked after about two years of faithful service. It randomly pauses and/or produces buzzing noise at the pitch of the last note it made. Also the click-wheel works slowly -- like the processor is busy. I tried the usual stuff like resetting (hold menu and center,) diagnostic mode (reset, but quickly hold menu and rewind,) and restoring using iTunes -- and all were no help.
There is very little on the internet about this problem, which suggests it must be a pretty rare problem. It sounds like hardware, and I don't want to try to open up the iPod to fix it.
My solution is to get a new one. Off to Best Buy.
I still have your old ipod with the cracked screen. It stopped working a few times because of sweat but always started back up again because it dried out. Still going strong, but I no longer update it because all my music isnt in one place anymore and it is too complicated to figure out how to move it over.
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