messiah

Can anyone tell me where the option is in iTunes to "only sync selected tracks"?

Got loads of tracks in iTunes but don't want them all syncing over to my iPhone...

JackClark

Plug in your iPhone, click on it in iTunes, select the music tab.

messiah

So, as I also have an iPod which I use in the car - it will still sync everything but the iPhone will only sync what I want it to?

JackClark

The settings are for each device, so yes.

JackClark

Just re-read. If you want to sync individual tracks then the setting is on the front page once you plug in the iPhone. The music tab lets you select all or playlists.

mart360

Or try sharepod,

i stopped using itunes ages ago


whilst it may be the "must have" app, its a mac app and really needs to

stay that way. If i have to be honest, it ranks along side AOL's browser

package as one of the most pointless pieces of software ever.


Why do you need to use a piece of software & a "sync", to delete files?

why is it not intelligent enough to work out that a full 10gb pod is full, and

therefore trying to sync and copy files to it is pointless, and will fail, long

before the error message pops up and i have to wipe and reinstall

everything again!?, despite having the non auto sync option enabled.

why can you create playlists, but the playlist when selected, never shows whats in the playlist?



Macs were quirky back in the 80,s with the no eject button drives, ( how

many important files did you loose because you couldnt eject the disk in a

hurry due to the lack of physical eject button on the drive???)


when itunes gets a better front end and improved OS then prhaps i,ll give

it another look

Mart