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You're right! That what's happening.<br />
I keep deleting the songs from the Playlists (Selections) folders, but they stay in the iPod itself.<br />
Bad design, very bad.<br />
Thanks! - All points to you!
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You're right! That what's happening.
I keep deleting the songs from the Playlists (Selections) folders, but they stay in the iPod itself.
Bad design, very bad.
Thanks! - All points to you!

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Hi!<br />
A question regarding ipod nano 4gb. everything works perfectly: it mounts immediately, I can transfer music, play music, BUT when I delete a song, it disappears from the list, however the used/free display in iTunes is NOT being updated.<br />
I deleted a bunch of songs, and iTunes still shows the same (low) free space. Recently updated iPod with the latest software, so it shouldn't be an issue.<br />
Any clues?
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Hi!
A question regarding ipod nano 4gb. everything works perfectly: it mounts immediately, I can transfer music, play music, BUT when I delete a song, it disappears from the list, however the used/free display in iTunes is NOT being updated.
I deleted a bunch of songs, and iTunes still shows the same (low) free space. Recently updated iPod with the latest software, so it shouldn't be an issue.
Any clues?

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