Hi David and Jeff,
On Sep 24, 2008, at 6:07 AM, David Poehlman wrote:
sorry, this is not clear to me. ou did not quote or refer to
context so I
have no idea what this is in answer to.
Jeff asked about adding entire albums to his playlists to for making a
large transfer playlist for his new 4G iPod Nano, and both Simon and
Scott answered him. Simon detailed how to use the browser to select
and add tracks to a playlist an album at a time, and Scott described
the use of smart playlists.
Since there have been recent discussions about transferring content to
other iPods, like the Classic, using VoiceOver drag and drop, and by
using semi-automatic sync, where the content of selected (checked)
playlists in your iTunes library are automatically transferred to the
iPod, I'd like to emphasize that both methods can be used to put
content on any iPod with a click-wheel. However, for the 4G Nano,
spoken menus only get generated when you let the iPod sync content
(your checked playlists).
My recent post in the archives details the differences in what happens
in each case:
http://www.mail-archive.com/discuss%40macvisionaries.com/msg42164.html
Cheers,
Esther
----- Original Message -----
From: "jeffrey greene"
Subject: Re: ipod/itunes question
Hi David, what it is, is adding tracks to a playlist using the
browser.
You know, by album instead of track by track.
Regards, Jeff Greene
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