Well, I played around with it after I posted. It occurred to me that maybe the 2 files that failed to sync (missing) were causing the issue. I deleted them from the library. Then I started the sync again. It synced 410 more files (no clue where they came from because I hadn't changed anything). Once ...

I bought a new iPhone 6s yesterday, iOS 9.2 I updated MM to 4.1.11.1783 because when I opened MM it said my device was not compatible Connected to iPhone again and it worked fine. I don't want all my music on the phone, so I did sync properties and selected a bunch of playlists that I wanted to sync ...

I downloaded the beta version and twice it stopped after awhile. The first time, I didn't save the error, the second time (after 699 songs downloaded), I did save the error. Will attempt to post image (can't cut and paste from the error window and don't feel like trying to type it). http://www ...

Last year I was having all sorts of trouble syncing to my iPod Touch 5 that were never resolved. I just stopped syncing. Recently I upgraded to iOS 8.3 and I have MM 4.1.7.1741. I have a bunch of new music and I wanted it on my iPod. I did a factory reset on the iPod, had troubles where it didn't ...

BTW, I think I'm losing some of my old DRM "protected" stuff now. Fewer and fewer songs are transferring each time I do this.

Thanks. It did NOT sync the playlists at the end. All the songs copied, no playlists. I did another factory reset this morning and am starting fresh again. This is the 4th time. If I sync manually by dragging playlists or doing Send To, will subsequent changes to my playlists be synced later with a ...

Crud. Almost 900 songs have transferred to the iPod and no playlists. :( I noticed when I was playing with things before I posted here, that I could DRAG a playlist from the computer to the iPod and it would copy both the playlist and the associated songs. But syncing still resulted in its trying to ...

I'm now attempting a sync. It is copying 4498 files. This will take a very long time. In a perfect world, this will now result in songs AND their associated playlists on my iPod. If not, I'm mostly wishing I had not upgraded my MM.

If you're looking at the status bar, it will show content after sync would be completed. Oh, that might be it! The only things checked to be synced are my ipod and my kids' ipods (though there are like 5 different ipods associate with me for some reason). I unchecked the ones I thought were old ...

BTW, iPod itself says "No content" when I try to view Songs, Artists and/or Playlists. iTunes shows NO music files on the "On this iPod" screen.

Arrrrgh. Tried just deleting the music files. The space was still acting like the files were there. Did full factory reset with delete all content. Restored iPod from iTunes (which I have set up to NOT sync or restore music). iPod ended up with 1.1 gb of used space with the half dozen apps and 50 ...

OK. I did that. Now I have 4.1.1.1703. By the way, when I used the "Check for updates" link under the Help menu, it told me the version I had (4.1.0.1683) was most current. Apparently that's not true. Anyway... Now when I try to sync, it says there is not enough room on the iPod (it's a 32 gig iPod ...

I have MediaMonkey Gold 4.1.0.1683 and I'm using an iPod Touch 5. I had to do a factory reset on iPod, and I want to sync my music back to iPod (I don't want iTunes to manage my music). In the device configuration, I chose about 50 playlists I wanted to sync. It synced all the songs in those ...

Thanks. Since there were so few songs, that's what I did.

I have over 4600 files in my library, and there are about a dozen files that are dim and show a file path beginning with "[data]\" rather than "D:\Music" These files used to work fine. When I go to the folder "D:\Music" the files are there. I am unable to edit the file path in the properties ...