I can confirm it (AK100II) does not read cue-files. A real bummer.

CoiL, just reverted to Irr off and the higher CPU speed, the ticks have definately gone away (24/192). Slower response is no issue, just stop playing and the responsiveness is back again.

CoiL, also with Irr ON and CPU speed @ 312kHz an occasional (not less than with Irr off) tick can be heard (not very loud). The ticks occur randomly and are not present in the source material (Rachmanoff piano concerto no. 2). 

@CoiL  Irr OFF, the card is this Sandisk 128GB micro SD Ultra Class 10 UHS-I 30MB/S

Hi,   I used Sound Unlocked_1.3.3 with CPU 312kHz setting. I noticed random ticks listening to 24-192 flac tracks. (also browsing the directory on my SD card while listening got really sluggish (I can imagine why  ))   Changing the CPU speed to the higher CPU frequency made the ticks...

To successfully connect I do the following:  1. disable any virus scanner (it will trash the connection)  2. use the fallback image  3. make sure the battery of the IPOD is fully charged! (yes, it's a new battery)   To me it was amazing to experience the third point, connecting with a...

Quote:   The program Mp3tag is your best friend It can build/adjust/rename filenames based on text and tags; so converting the filenames using the tags %tracknum% %tilte% will rename all selected songs according to their tracknumber and title! Very easy and very convenient, works with...

Quote:   You should really do that from outside Rockbox, it is not that difficult. Most filemanagers have an option/command to save a list of files into a textfile (=playlist). Another program that does wonders is foobar2000, it has some really great tools available for updating...

Identify: perhaps this Apple supportpage helps.

Thanks Randomkid.  

It's in my question: the links compares two IPODs with original Apple firmware:   http://homepage.mac.com/marc.heijligers/audio/ipod/comparison/measurements/measurements.html  

Is there any information available on a comparison of sound-quality between the original IPOD firmware and Rockbox firmware?? Something like this. I was unpleasantly surprised to read the 6G performed quite badly compared to the 'old' 5G I sure hope Apple has improved the 7G.  

Some more details: FAT32, my 5G Video contains 7306 files, 4.7 GB free of 55.6, pretty crowded, that may make a difference...

Sounds normal to me.   What I occasionally experience is a crash/hick-up due to the large amount of data (flac) I copy to the IPOD HD. To prevent it from happening I limit the transfer rate. Otherwise great sound, great OS for the IPOD!!!  

Be aware that it takes a LOT of time for your computer to recognize and mount your Rockboxed IPOD (with or without emCORE). It takes my laptop (ASUS i7 Quadcore, 8Gb) minutes to recognize my IPODS (5g Video and 7G)! Just wait patiently, you'll see it will eventually show up!