[Mentat],
There’s a list that I’m active on, which discusses iPods at length — especially the new 4th generation talking iPod. See the link below if interested: http://www.freelists.org/archive/blindipod
Also, there’s a podcast episode that demonstrates the talking iPod. It’s located at: http://www.hartgen.org/02-nano.mp3
Enjoy,
Tom
Also, if you rename a music file in Windows Explorer but do not update this in iTunes, you’ll get this error the next time you attempt to play the song with iTunes. This is akin to moving the file.
Tom Hesley
There is also the possibility that if you have your iTunes library stored on an external drive, and then you plug another removable drive into your computer, such as a Victor Reader Stream for example, the drive letter to your music may change without you realizing it.
Try verifying that the drive letter has not changed since you imported your music.
Tom Hesley
Did you actually resolve this problem? If so, how? If not by finding the file on your hard drive, and then updating the link in the iTunes library to it, in what way did you stop this error?
I’ve see this error many times myself, and in every case it was due to the music file being moved or deleted. I’ve fixed this by answering yes when iTunes asks me if I want to locate the file. When I did, the error disappeared.
Tom Hesley
If you moved or deleted the files for the songs in your iTunes library, you’ll get this message. You’ll also get it if you changed the drive letter of the hard drive where your music is located.
Tom Hesley
[Friends],
I’ve included the URL below to a page that describes Apple’s battery replacement process. Check it out and let me know if you cannot read it.
http://www.apple.com/support/ipod/service/battery/
Tom Hesley