Sync Selected corrupts iPod Cl. alb.art [F4018]
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Sync Selected corrupts iPod Cl. alb.art [F4018]
If I add an album to my iPod using "Sync Selected," the new album's art displays properly but every other album (130 gigs worth!) vanishes.
I can restore it by going into iTunes and unchecking the display album art box under the Music tab, then rechecking it and applying.
I can restore it by going into iTunes and unchecking the display album art box under the Music tab, then rechecking it and applying.
Synch Selected Messes up iPod DB
Cali, Turkey,
I tested this on an iPod Nano and could not replicate the problem at all. Does this _alway_ occur with the iPod classic? Anything special you need to do? Are you synching any video? Are you using iTunes in some way?
If you have an iPod Nano, are you able to replicate the bug on that device as well?
Thx.
-Rusty
I tested this on an iPod Nano and could not replicate the problem at all. Does this _alway_ occur with the iPod classic? Anything special you need to do? Are you synching any video? Are you using iTunes in some way?
If you have an iPod Nano, are you able to replicate the bug on that device as well?
Thx.
-Rusty
My issues are on the 160gig iPod Classic. I only put music on it, only using Media Monkey, only to be listened to in the car.
Here's exactly what I did:
- Checked off albums on the Auto-Sync List (about 130 gigs worth to save space for later additions). All albums synced properly and all album art was displayed.
- Later, as I got more albums, I would highlight a new album and hit "Sync Selected." Every NEW album synced and displayed correctly, but I lost the album art for EVERY other album.
- To fix this, I turn on iTunes and uncheck "Display Album Art." iTunes deletes the art. Then I re-check "Display Album Art," iTunes rebuilds the art database, and everything appears hunkydory.
Until today, that is. I just added four new albums this afternoon. The iPod displays the new albums (including the appropriate album art) and all the tracks from the new albums. It will not PLAY any of the new tracks, however. All older albums play just fine.
I just restored the iPod and am going to resync everything at once. Hopefully that works, or else I have to switch back to RC1.
Here's exactly what I did:
- Checked off albums on the Auto-Sync List (about 130 gigs worth to save space for later additions). All albums synced properly and all album art was displayed.
- Later, as I got more albums, I would highlight a new album and hit "Sync Selected." Every NEW album synced and displayed correctly, but I lost the album art for EVERY other album.
- To fix this, I turn on iTunes and uncheck "Display Album Art." iTunes deletes the art. Then I re-check "Display Album Art," iTunes rebuilds the art database, and everything appears hunkydory.
Until today, that is. I just added four new albums this afternoon. The iPod displays the new albums (including the appropriate album art) and all the tracks from the new albums. It will not PLAY any of the new tracks, however. All older albums play just fine.
I just restored the iPod and am going to resync everything at once. Hopefully that works, or else I have to switch back to RC1.
Sync Selected messes up album art
This should be fixed in RC3. There was a bug in sync selected that could cause this behaviour in some circumstances. Let us know if it works for you once RC3 is out.
-Rusty
-Rusty
Still Won't Sync Even With RC3
Whether it's Auto-Sync or Sync Selected:
All the music tranfers to the iPod quickly and correctly. All the music is displayed on the iPod, and the album art is beautiful.
But nothing will play.
I first noticed this on RC2 and it continues with RC3. I can revert back to RC1 and my syncs work just fine (about to do so right now).
Once again, this is on a 160gig iPod Classic (now with 1.0.3 firmware from Apple as of today).
All the music tranfers to the iPod quickly and correctly. All the music is displayed on the iPod, and the album art is beautiful.
But nothing will play.
I first noticed this on RC2 and it continues with RC3. I can revert back to RC1 and my syncs work just fine (about to do so right now).
Once again, this is on a 160gig iPod Classic (now with 1.0.3 firmware from Apple as of today).
Maybe someone can help me with this:
Every time I do a clean install of a new MM version, I lose all my Auto-Sync selections. Setting up my Auto-Sync list is particularly time consuming because I'm selecting 140 gigs of music out of my 230 gig library.
Is there a file I can save before I do a clean install that contains only my Auto-Sync choices? Or is it just part of the overall database file?
Every time I do a clean install of a new MM version, I lose all my Auto-Sync selections. Setting up my Auto-Sync list is particularly time consuming because I'm selecting 140 gigs of music out of my 230 gig library.
Is there a file I can save before I do a clean install that contains only my Auto-Sync choices? Or is it just part of the overall database file?
iPod autosync
Turkey,
With MM3 RC3, are tracks still not playing? Are you sure that iPod compatibility settings are enabled?
-Rusty
With MM3 RC3, are tracks still not playing? Are you sure that iPod compatibility settings are enabled?
-Rusty