Occasionally, if you synch (manually or auto-synch) tracks to your

iPod or other MP3 Player, you may find that some of the tracks don't synch.

This can occur for several reasons:

o The tracks aren't compatible with the device. For example, iPods support

   MP3 but not WMA tracks, so any WMA tracks will not synch. To get around

   such device limitations, you can use auto-conversion to convert tracks as

   they're being synched to a format supported by the device.

o The tracks aren't accessible because they've been moved and the library

   hasn't been updated. To get around this you can delete tracks from the

   Dead Links node, or you can use the file monitor to prevent this from

   ever occuring.

o The tracks are protected by WMA digital rights management that allows

   them to be played on your PC but not on your portable device.

o iPod compatibility settings aren't enabled, causing the tracks to synch,

   but they're not visible on the iPod. See:

   http://www.mediamonkey.com/support/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=9&nav=0,1,8