The HUGE problem with a 80 G Zune would be the software. The software can not handle large libraries gracefully. I got a 30 G delivered for less than $90 but I am sure I would not buy a 80 for $200. It is not worth the aggravation! I've got an 80 and have no issues with my large library. But I ...

Now back to the topic at hand: Zune support. I've done some investigating, and have been able to successfully add files to the structure of the Zune, and have them appear on the unit once it was disconnected from the PC. Using the reg. hack to make the unit appear in Explorer, if you sync a large ...

So far, I like the Zune. If I could only sync my music with MediaMonkey... The iPod had a number of issues: a) the new design is too slick (meaning it doesn't stay where it's put) b) sharp edges on the case c) poor audiobook support for personally created audiobooks d) a little laggy (both the iPod ...

Well, I've slid even further to the dark side. First, it was a Zen, then an iPod Classic, then back to a Zune 2. But I don't see any sync options for MediaMonkey! Any chance of this?

I'm having troubles with playlists. If I have playlists that are created in iTunes, and then resync in MM, those playlists get blasted. Expected behavior?

As it stands now, I sync in MM, then have to return to iTunes and recreate the playlists on the iPod Classic.

Sent!

I'm having this same issue with B3. None of the tracks are read-only or hidden, none are playing, and it occurs on any track I try to remove/delete.

Ah ha...don't turn on the sync movie functionality. Forgot you can drag and drop the files there. Guess I haven't used iTunes in a LOOONG time.

First off, let me say that I prefer MM. That said, I'm afraid iTunes is winning again on my machine. I recently picked up a C80 (classic 80) and now that the beta has support for these models, I decided to give it a shot tonight. Things were great, I followed all the tips in the Sync thread ...