So we created this handy chart to help you identify exactly which iPod you have. Note that not every iteration was considered a new generation. The fourth generation iPod, for example, initially had a black and white screen, then was re-released with a color screen. Both versions are considered 4G iPods.
We've also noted some of the major changes for each model in the chart to further help you with identification. I have an iPod nano 8gb blue, I bought it and it had music on it, no video on screen and the black spot on the screen, I restored it, now it doesn't show up on iTunes. I have Mojave, the latest iTunes. A friend gave me her old ipod. I believe it is 1st generation.
Will I be able to download iTunes on this or will I have to purchase a newer ipod? G'dday Ralph! Please keep this updated, I know it's archived, but it's what the people want! You worked really hard on this, and it would be a great article for referencing.
Keep it up Dude! Patrick: Sorry, once an article is archived it doesn't get updated. I did note when the dock connector changed. You can assume that every generation after that uses the same connector until the next change occurred. Hi, Ralph - thanks for the handy chart! Any chance talking you into adding a column for Dock Connector Type?
I get an error when I plug it in, noting that Itunes does not recognize it. Might be the 1st or 2nd generation IPOD touch. How do I fix this. I don't want to purchase an new IPOD? Have an older iPod but not sure if it's a 2nd or 3rd generation. It is 64GB and has a silver back but no camera or radio. Still plays great but battery is about gone. How can I find out which generation?
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At the very beginning, connect your iPod to the computer. Then, select the left side of the iTunes window under Devices. Finally, pick the Summary tab. If you own iPod shuffle 1st or 2nd generation, select the Settings tab.
Then, find and select General. Choose About. Secondly, tap on About. Finally, click on the Home icon button until you see the serial number. Well done! Third method This way of locating serial code can be used only when you have your device around. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website.
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