What you should do is set up the sync process for an autosync and check off the playlists that you want to sync to the iPod. There is no way to build a playlist with songs that are already on the iPod. Playlists are copied over on an autosync of the iPod with MM. Am I missing something here? Thanks for any help you (or anyone else) can offer. However, on my MM (and in your guide on the MMWiki) the option 'copy playlists' is greyed out. Comes with a wide range of templates, backgrounds, frames, etc., Photo Collage Max offers an easy way to design marvelous photo collages, cards, scrapbooks, calendars for birthday, wedding, anniversary, holidays and any other special moment in life. I buy music in sort of batches, and when I'm on the road sometimes I forget what I've bought in the past month, so I have a couple of playlists in MM called 'Feb 2008', 'Jun 2008', etc. not the songs of the playlist (I sync all songs to my iPod), but the actual playlist itself. I'm trying to sync an actual playlist that I created in MM. I do have a question which I've been unable to find an answer to, however. Perhaps its something that could be added, but I don't think the average user will unhide their iPod_control folder.Īaronw112358 wrote:Hi nohitter. I also wrote the guide using an iPhone and the games folder isn't an issue for that device. Since the guide didn't involve unhiding the iPod_control folder I didn't think it was a necessary step. Not all iPod issues where fixed until 1175, i.e. The 'Device Configuration' SS you show is missing some options. Now in this same dialouge, click the top tab 'Device Configuration'.Ĭheck iTunes style folders (this is optional actually, but I recommend it).

Usually it will anyway if the folders are properly hidden.but as you learn more about the iPod and hacking your way around in it.it can accidentally get exposed.so add that 'll help avoid problems.ġ2. This helps insure that Media Monkey will ignore in all respects any sound files that go with your iPod games (most of these come with lots of 'wav' or 'aiff' sound clips that you'd rather Media Monkey ignore in all respects. Where it says, 'Delete Tracks that aren't in the auto-syncronization list from the device expect folders' Check this box and add the following path in the corresponding blank: Choose the Syncronization Options tab at the top of the dialogue.

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