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What the fuck. How come when I autofill it erases some songs from my iPod?

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My life is full of technical difficulties. :rolleyes:

Anyway, This has been happening for a while now,I realized the more songs I autofilled, the more songs it erased.

I really don't know why It does that.

I only have 140 songs, So i don't think it's a storage thing.

Did you have any songs that you put on it from another computer? I don't really remember but that happened to me.

Check the manage iPod manually or whatever thing on iTunes...it makes everything much easier (if you want to put something on it, you can just drag the files on, or you can just delete files off)

Check the setting on or near the autofill button theres an option here that must be checked - Randomly replace items when you autofill - uncheck it

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It was something with the computer I used, I'm using the laptop now.

I unchecked all of the box thingys.

It worked.

 

Except this is happening;

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Do you have them on your pc/mac when you are trying to update your ipod? Because if you don't have it, it doesn't have a song to locate on your system..therefore it doesn't copy it into your ipod..

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I used my iPod as a USB, and just got the songs from there.

So, I have to put what was on a USB to a file onto the computer? :idea2:

 

Oooh! I see! :escaping:

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Thats what it's called when you put new songs into your ipod.

(Thats what my iTunes says) :thinking:

I used my iPod as a USB, and just got the songs from there.

So, I have to put what was on a USB to a file onto the computer? :idea2:

 

Oooh! I see! :escaping:

 

 

If you have the songs on a usb then the usb needs to be plug in :idea2: hope that helps..:confused:

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My iPod is terminated.

 

There was something wrong with the little hole you put the dock in, and the earphones with.

When I connected it, the little light blinked and it would disconnect every once in a while.

I would just take it out and put it back in, now it doesn't turn on at all :disappointed:

 

I guess I need a new iPod :sad:

 

Thanks though! It worked with the music thing.

Just a coincidence that my iPod f-ed up.

aww you should get an ipod touch :D

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Thats what I'm thinking :awesome:

I had the crappiest iPod EVUR.

It was a shuffle :sad:

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