I dont actually use itunes ... the only reason I install it is so I can sync with MM. I show itunes taking up approx 0.03% of my 8 GB ram and none of my cpu. The UI isnt actually running, this is just some helper services I suppose are needed to enable syncing.

I took the plunge because I recently installed Win 8 and hadnt got around to iTunes yet .... worked fine for me syncing to a 4th gen ipod touch running ios 6.0.1.

I use some auto-playlists to make custom "files to edit" lists (feature request: ability to create custom "files to edit" nodes). I want to be able to define a playlist that looks at the number of artists in the track. For example, track #3 on http://musicbrainz.org/release/0d5809d9-a766-41ed-8e3d ...

I think the value you want is HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\USB\VID_05AC&PID_129F because HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\USB\VID_05AC&PID_129F&MI_00\0 has a string value with name FriendlyName and value Apple iPad and I dont have an iPad 1.

Any news on when we might see this feature? -- count me as another with a long list of albums starting with The and I have some songs that start with ( or " -- very annoying

Does the latest MM work with the latest iPod touch firmware 3.1.2? I really want to be able to use the iTunes feature to arrange my icons (unless someone knows another way), but I've learnt my lesson about upgrading my iPod without checking MM compatibility... I've been using MM 3.2.0.1292 (one ...

Did some superficial testing and it seems that what I'll be missing out on if I use iTunes to sync while we wait for MM to have that capability is that ratings and play counts wont get updated in MM if they change in the touch. Is there anything else more destructive, like files getting corrupted or ...

I've decided not to try the beta and wait till all the issues are resolved and there is a stable release. Just got my first iPod (touch 3g; had Sansa and Zune in the past) and I'm considering using iTunes to sync so I can have some music on it .... what are the pros/cons using iTunes to sync, while ...