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I've been using lucida.to with PowerAmp or iPod 5th gen Rockbox, has worked great.
(Though my iPod had a problem playing flacs, probably because it was running out of RAM or something, uploaded the music using Rhythmbox on Linux, which uploaded the files as mp3-s that it could then play)
I play FLAC via Rockbox with a 5th gen iPod Video and it's able to keep up. I did find that if the music files have the album art embedded in them (especially high resolution art) that it SERIOUSLY bogs down the iPod as it tries to downsize the photo. Once I fixed that, it plays FLAC just as promptly as any mp3.