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Mac Forum / Applications / Mac Applications / January 2005iTunes with iPod question
in addition to the full albums on my iPod playlist, I have a "various" playlist where I mix tracks from different albums. What I don't like is that you can't delete the playlist by itself (the will still be on your iPod).....you have to go to the root level on iTunes and scroll through hundreds of songs and figure out the ones that are in my "various" playlist and the songs which ones belong to one of the full albums to delete your custom playlist. Is there a way around this? > in addition to the full albums on my iPod playlist, I have a "various" > playlist where I mix tracks from different albums. What I don't like is [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > playlist and the songs which ones belong to one of the full albums to > delete your custom playlist. Is there a way around this? I may be missing something, but with my iPod plugged into my computer I created a custom Playlist, then added several different tunes, then all I needed to do was select this new playlist and hit the delete key, the new playlist is gone. >>in addition to the full albums on my iPod playlist, I have a "various" >>playlist where I mix tracks from different albums. What I don't like is [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > I needed to do was select this new playlist and hit the delete key, the > new playlist is gone. yes....the playlist is gone. But, from what I understand, the songs are still on your iPod taking up space. After deleting your custom Playlist, click on the root level with the iPod icon on the left and you should see all the songs from all your playlists, including the ones that were in your playlist that you just deleted. I haven't updated to the most recent version, so I could be wrong....did they fix this? > >>in addition to the full albums on my iPod playlist, I have a "various" > >>playlist where I mix tracks from different albums. What I don't like is [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > I haven't updated to the most recent version, so I could be wrong....did > they fix this? If you want to remove the Playlist and the tunes from your iPod then hold down the Option key when you hit the Delete key then both the Playlist and the tunes in the list will be deleted. > If you want to remove the Playlist and the tunes from your iPod then > hold down the Option key when you hit the Delete key then both the > Playlist and the tunes in the list will be deleted. Thanks....this was what I was looking for. Get an ipod here http://www.freeiPods.com/?r=9505348 not a scam go here for proof: www.freeipodguide.com [snip] Go suck a neutron star, spam-breath. That free iPod crap IS a scam.  Signature"No urban night is like the night [in NYC]...here is our poetry, for we have pulled down the stars to our will." - Ezra Pound, poet and critic, 9/18/1912, reflecting on New York City > [snip] > > Go suck a neutron star, spam-breath. That free iPod crap IS a scam. More precisely, it's a free iPod for _him_, if he gets enough people to give their permission to be spammed, under his referral code (the r=#### in the URL). > > [snip] > > > > Go suck a neutron star, spam-breath. That free iPod crap IS a scam. > > > More precisely, it's a free iPod for _him_ Or so he hopes...I still don't believe any of it. Signature"No urban night is like the night [in NYC]...here is our poetry, for we have pulled down the stars to our will." - Ezra Pound, poet and critic, 9/18/1912, reflecting on New York City whatever i'm just trying to get my free ipod and hopefully the 'giving others a chance' to get their own might be enough for them to help me first. it is real www.freeipodguide.com has vids of newscasts and other proof, but yes as you prob guessed i am more in it to get my own ipod and not really help anyone else. > whatever i'm just trying to get my free ipod and hopefully the 'giving > others a chance' to get their own might be enough for them to help me > first. Yes, we understand you're in it to sign people up for spam, so you can get free hardware. > it is real www.freeipodguide.com has vids of newscasts and > other proof, but yes as you prob guessed i am more in it to get my own > ipod and not really help anyone else. No sh.t. > >>in addition to the full albums on my iPod playlist, I have a "various" > >>playlist where I mix tracks from different albums. What I don't like is [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > I haven't updated to the most recent version, so I could be wrong....did > they fix this? Umm...I'm not entirely sure what you're asking here. You have some albums of songs in your library, and then you have other "various" songs in a playlist. You want the playlist to be on your iPod for a while, then you want the songs to disappear when you delete it. Correct? Two questions: one, where do the "various" songs come from? Are they also on your albums? If so, they're not "taking up space" -- the iPod will only have one copy of each song, and play that one copy whether you're playing the album or the playlist. If I make a playlist of songs with "Come Together" on it, then delete the playlist, the "Come Together" file will still be accessed when I play "Abbey Road." Deleting the playlist won't delete any copies of "Come Together" -- it'll just delete a reference to the file. Two, do you have your iPod set to update all songs or selected playlists? If it updates all songs, it'll copy everything in your library when it updates. If it updates selected playlists, you can just uncheck your "Various" playlist and then update your iPod. Any songs in "Various" that aren't in any other playlists will be deleted from the iPod. If your iPod is copying your whole music library to your iPod, then it's copying your whole music library to your iPod, whatever your playlists are set to. You can fix this by making an "Albums Only" playlist and telling your iPod to only update that playlist, but if the "Various" songs are from albums in the "Albums Only" playlist they'll get copied to the iPod anyway. ----j7y Signaturejere7my tho?rpe "Clever stratagems are quite beyond my 440-775-1522 powers, but if it is rank foolishness jere7my2@oberlin.net you require, I have no end of it." http://www.livejournal.com/~jere7my Jack Shaftoe, _The Confusion_ This article will give you step-by-step instructions on how to successfully obtain your free iPod using freeipods.com for as little as $1. Many think that this site is a scam or a pyrimid sceam. A scam no, a pyrimid yes, a sceam no. You do have to put forth some sort of effort to get a free iPod. You must get five friends or relatives to do exactly the following... Step 1: Click here to go to the free iPod site. http://www.freeiPods.com/?r=12541248 To participate in this great offer you must live in the US Step 2: Use an email address at the bottom of the page and choose a password. (they will send you email, so please use a secondary account) Step 3: Fill out all required shipping information. This tells them where to send your iPod. Step 4: (Do not exit at this point) This is the part that over 90% of the people start thinking: "Maybe this isn't for real." They present to you 10 different "optional" offers. These are not any of the real offers needed to complete the getting the iPod. Step 5: Skip all of the previous offers and you get to the refer friends page. You can start sending emails to your friends here or skip this step and do it later. Step 6: Complete an offer. This is where real companies like AOL, Real Networks and more are advertising through freeIpods.com. This is what makes them successfull. Choose an offer and purchase or sign up. (Choose the RealNetworks Real Rapsody. This cost $1...yes $1 dollar for 30 days. Cancel anytime. Even if you forget its only $10 a month after the first month. For signing up they also give you 5 free songs to burn. This is the best offer. Nothing is free, but an iPod for a dollar and a little work is worth it. Some offers change. There is always one offer where you pay next to nothing or just sign up for a 30 day trial. Step 7: Get your friends to do the same thing. Even if you don't complete it you get to download five songs. Note: Completing an offer and not signing up your friends is what they are counting on. It is more likely you get intreagued and then give up. This doesn't mean that it is a scam. All you must do it finish. If this still sounds to good to be true then go pay $300 for a new iPod. Have patience and good luck. If you haven't started yet. Get your iPod here!!! http://www.freeiPods.com/?r=12541248 Whoever came up with this bullshit 'free iPod' scam (and anyone who doesn't believe it's a scam has obviously never heard of pyramid/matrix schemes), should be beaten like a rented mule. Signature"No urban night is like the night [in NYC]...here is our poetry, for we have pulled down the stars to our will." - Ezra Pound, poet and critic, 9/18/1912, reflecting on New York City > This article will give you step-by-step instructions on how to > successfully obtain your free iPod using freeipods.com So you want us to sign up to get spam, so you can get free hardware. What an idiot. |
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