I do this all of the time.
In iTunes you have to turn on the use as hard drive option in case
you didn't know.
Tom
On May 9, 2006, at 9:18 AM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
This isn't as off-topic as it might sound ... can I use an iPod
Nano as a USB drive ?
Specifically, can I put a Rev player, stack and data files on the
iPod, and then run the player+stack on arbitrary PC with USB port.
I'd prefer not to build it into a standalone - but could do if that
made a difference.
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