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Do I have a corrupt file?

By adefeatedman · Aug 24, 2010in Problems/Troubleshooting💬 9 posts👁️ 1,452 views
Posted Aug 24, 2010 · 18:30 UTC#1

The artist search on the ipod function my 920bt is very slow. When I hook up my girlfriend's Ipod, it speeds up drastically. This happened after I took my cousin's music off his computer and added it to my ipod. His Ipod is also very slow with search. Has this happened to anyone? Is it likely a corrupt file/files that is causing this? Thanks guys. I appreciate your help. The process of getting this unit up and running smoothly has been way more difficult than I thought. :?

Posted Aug 25, 2010 · 00:47 UTC#2
The artist search on the ipod function my 920bt is very slow. When I hook up my girlfriend's Ipod, it speeds up drastically. This happened after I took my cousin's music off his computer and added it to my ipod. His Ipod is also very slow with search. Has this happened to anyone? Is it likely a corrupt file/files that is causing this? Thanks guys. I appreciate your help. The process of getting this unit up and running smoothly has been way more difficult than I thought. :?

 

what else caused time delays?

Posted Aug 25, 2010 · 00:55 UTC#3

I'm afraid I don't understand your question. I don't know what you mean. Maybe its slower because I have more files?

Posted Aug 25, 2010 · 05:27 UTC#4
...The process of getting this unit up and running smoothly has been way more difficult than I thought. :?

 

sorry, wrong word - what's made the process WAY more difficult?

Posted Aug 25, 2010 · 13:48 UTC#5

Messing up the bypass mod, and now trying to find out why its slow to scroll. I've put on hold finishing wiring up my rear view camera to spend time on iTunes finding out what is slowing down my scrolling. As of last night, the radio wouldn't even play the songs.

 

I deleted the music that originally caused it to slow down and am gonna see if that helps any.

Posted Aug 25, 2010 · 15:41 UTC#6
Messing up the bypass mod, and now trying to find out why its slow to scroll. I've put on hold finishing wiring up my rear view camera to spend time on iTunes finding out what is slowing down my scrolling. As of last night, the radio wouldn't even play the songs.

 

I deleted the music that originally caused it to slow down and am gonna see if that helps any.

 

I have roughly 40-50 gigs on an iPod Classic that seemed to scroll, search and play reasonably quickly in the local Pioneer auto sound store's wall demo (X920-BT). Video also played fine, and there were no real delays in accessing the material. Is it possible your iPod map has become corrupted? Sometimes resetting the iPod can help (hopefully you don't have to factory reset it).

Posted Aug 25, 2010 · 18:27 UTC#7

I wonder if it is just quicker because it is an Ipod Classic. My gf's ipod classic has been the quickest thus far, with my iphone and cousin's itouch being the slowest.

 

I took off a bunch of music and it sped up considerably, but is still far slower than my gf's ipod classic. I'm guessing that the classic ipods are a bit faster and that larger libraries slow down the unit. Or I suppose I'm just impatient.

Posted Aug 25, 2010 · 19:30 UTC#8

actually, the Classic is the only one that uses a hard drive, as opposed to a flash drive. In theory, it should be slower - no?

Posted Aug 25, 2010 · 20:02 UTC#9

That makes sense, but my thinking was possibly the extra nonsense on the iTouch/iPhone slows it down. The Classic is purpose built to be an iPod. All speculation. I don't know. It's really frustrating.