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I edited &nbsp;a song from my itunes library ..start and end with Free download of NCH. &nbsp;Saved it to my harddrive...then converted it to MP3 using [switch sound file converter plus]..same download choosen as optional install...i think this is the key here..and sync with my ipod and it ran per the edit.
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I edited  a song from my itunes library ..start and end with Free download of NCH.  Saved it to my harddrive...then converted it to MP3 using [switch sound file converter plus]..same download choosen as optional install...i think this is the key here..and sync with my ipod and it ran per the edit.

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I made changes to start and end time on a few songs in iTunes - When I connected the iPhone to the computer and CLICKED Sync - - the changes start and end time changes didn't go to iPhone.<br />
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How can I fix this?<br />
Thanks
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I made changes to start and end time on a few songs in iTunes - When I connected the iPhone to the computer and CLICKED Sync - - the changes start and end time changes didn't go to iPhone.

How can I fix this?
Thanks

iTunes Sync Changes

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