Yep, same issue. All of a sudden it stops reading information form freedb. Just says album not found but if I go to the site and do a search it is in there. This sort of coincides with my Amazon lookup not working any more.

Update: I got it to work. First delete ALL the music off of your ipod. This includes podcasts. Start small. I tried the full sync and it failed every time it was the first one. If I started with a small sync (35 songs) then the full sync worked after that every time. Any error hangs the ipod in sync ...

When I plugged in the ipod I get two of them listed in the interface (tree view). It will not synch. It says it is but MM finishes and the ipod just sits there on the "synching device" screen. If I disconnect it the playlist is exactly the same as before even though clicking on the device in MM ...

Any news on a beta we can try for syncing the iPod touch with 2.0 upgrade. More than willing to test something.

Add me to the list. Worst thing is that it wiped out the applications that I had already purchased.

This is definatly a bug in MM. I have tried all combinations of saving the image files and it is just hit or miss as to if the image shows or not. ALL my music is in mp3 format and was ripped with MM.

It would be nice to have the burn span multiple CDs. This would be nice in MP3 and Audio format. So the scenario is I select all my favorites (4 and 5 star) and select burn to MP3 CD. Have the burn calculate a CD worth and then split the list into multiple jobs.

I am voting for this one too.

If I lookup the information for a song and then use theAuto Tag and then Auto Organize function, the songs do not update in the library. I have a whole bunch of old MP3's to add and a lot of them are missing the ID3 tag info. I saw some posts about editing the database to get MM to recognize the ...