That's a major drawback for me. I use about 80% of all iPod syncing features in iTunes: album art, lyrics, videos, smart playlists, audio/video podcasts and audiobooks. If only Apple was a little more open, then the MediaMonkey dev team wouldn't have such a hard time developing these features. But ...

Are they listed somewhere? I've looked around on the forums and the main site, but I couldn't find anything right away.

Any specifics on which iPod features are supported? Album art, two-way rating sync, unlistened/listened flags for podcasts, playback position retention, that kinda jazz?

dewashburn wrote:Did you ever get this fixed? I have the same issue after installing media monkey.

I don't remember actually. I'm a Linux user now.

Lowlander wrote:Rechts klikken op de iPod in Windows Explorer en properties klikken. Dan kan je meestal associatie en auto-play instelling aanpassen.

Translation:
Right-click your iPod in Windows Explorer and choose Properties. There, you can change your autoplay settings.

I hope this clarifies what was said.

I'm waiting for full iPod support. =)

(without having to use iTunes)

It's ready. Please note that this is an unofficial installer. You can find the installer right here.

Edit: version without the "Please select the target directory" message can be found here.

You're right.

Thanks, I hope that it's fixed now.

Dank je, ik hoop dat het nu opgelost is.

Anonymous wrote:Could you post how you got the script to work?

Maybe I should make an installer for it to make things easier. What do you think?

Hi, When I insert my iPod, I get an empty AutoPlay screen. Screenshot: http://img144.imageshack.us/img144/3190/autoplay0au.jpg Even after uninstalling MediaMonkey, I can't get rid of it. How can I prevent this screen from showing up? Also, the MediaMonkey icon for iPods is still there if I browse to ...

Strange things started to happen after I uninstalled MM Beta:



Also, sometimes a weird icon in the systray shows up:

http://img126.imageshack.us/img126/4841/mm22zc.jpg

How can I fix this?

Another thing for on your list: iPod integration without having to use the iTunes API. I think that will be the toughest part of the job you're doing, but I would really appreciate it.

I prefer adding/removing podcasts using a dialog...

I don't know, I'm not very good at programming...