USB loading question

I know that some wii applications can use USB hard drives and such to load stuff, and I was wondering if an Ipod touch could be used as a portable hard drive and be compatible with wii homebrew stuff. I have an app (on the Ipod) that allows me to share and save files onto my ipod via Wifi, so getting the files on there wouldnt be a problem, I just would like to know if it works. thanks in advance!

...I don't believe so.

If you have one, try.

I believe you can use iTunes to set your iPod to enable disk use (or something along those lines, not sure the exact wording in iTunes), which allows you to browse iPod like hard drive. Do that, and I think then it works. Not 100% sure you can do that with iPod Touch though, may only be older iPods...

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I believe you can use iTunes to set your iPod to enable disk use (or something along those lines, not sure the exact wording in iTunes), which allows you to browse iPod like hard drive. Do that, and I think then it works. Not 100% sure you can do that with iPod Touch though, may only be older iPods...

This can't be done on an iPod Touch. I know, its lame.

Edit:Changed use of the word iTouch to iPod Touch to make other users happy. ;)



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 04/03/2010 08:11AM by WaxyPumpkin72.

That sucks. Stupid Apple...do you know is it possible with a jailbroken iPod Touch?

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That sucks. Stupid Apple...do you know is it possible with a jailbroken iPod Touch?

I doubt it, but I'll go check..... I can't seem to find anything. You could SSH into the root of the ipod, and store files there. Would that help?

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I believe you can use iTunes to set your iPod to enable disk use (or something along those lines, not sure the exact wording in iTunes), which allows you to browse iPod like hard drive. Do that, and I think then it works. Not 100% sure you can do that with iPod Touch though, may only be older iPods...

This can't be done on an iTouch. I know, its lame.

It'd be much easier to figure out though if there was a product named "iTouch"

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SifJar
I believe you can use iTunes to set your iPod to enable disk use (or something along those lines, not sure the exact wording in iTunes), which allows you to browse iPod like hard drive. Do that, and I think then it works. Not 100% sure you can do that with iPod Touch though, may only be older iPods...

This can't be done on an iTouch. I know, its lame.

It'd be much easier to figure out though if there was a product named "iTouch"

Yes, that bugs me too; It's iPod Touch. :P
Oh and it's the same with jailbroken ones too (Through USB at least; I don't know about anything else)



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/03/2010 07:12AM by bg4545.

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I believe you can use iTunes to set your iPod to enable disk use (or something along those lines, not sure the exact wording in iTunes), which allows you to browse iPod like hard drive. Do that, and I think then it works. Not 100% sure you can do that with iPod Touch though, may only be older iPods...

This can't be done on an iTouch. I know, its lame.

It'd be much easier to figure out though if there was a product named "iTouch"

Yes, that bugs me too; It's iPod Touch. :P
Oh and it's the same with jailbroken ones too (Through USB at least; I don't know about anything else)

Exactly, if you work for Apple and call it an iTouch, you get yelled at, too.