Okay, thanks for the tip. I wasn't aware of the fact that (currently) renaming nodes in the tree is different than selecting all the items from that node and renaming all those items.

Do I understand correctly from

rusty wrote:That would avoid this issue for now

that this behaviour *will* be the same 'in the future' ?

charlieMOGUL

You can also edit the Artist/Album node in the tree (rather than in the tracklist). That would avoid this issue for now.

-Rusty

* I select the album 'Loveland' for synchronization
* I double-check that the album is on the synchronization list
* I synchronize the iPod
* I select the album, so all the tracks are shown
* I rename the album (all the tracks) to another name 'Loveland 2006'
* The album is removed from the synchronization list

Is there another way I should rename tracks/albums/artists than selecting the album/artist and then all the shown tracks ?

I believe that if you rename the item in the main tree, it won't cause the mentioned problem. I suppose you renamed it on a set of tracks, right?

Jiri

Hi,

When selecting which items (albums/artists/tracks) are on the synchronization list for a certain device, renaming the item makes the item disappear from the synchronization list.

It would be logical that only renaming an item (album, artist, or track) would keep the item on the synchronization list. The reference to that item doesn't change.

Steps to reproduce:
* Open the Device Profile of a certain device
* Select synchronize only the following
* Select a certain item (eg. the album Ape)
* Close all windows, and rename the items (eg. the album Ape becomes album 00Ape)
* Open the Device Profile again
* Now the renamed item isn't selected anymore

By the way, it would be GREAT if resizing of the Device Profile window will be made possible (c:

Thanks in advance,

charlieMOGUL