I've broswed around that forum a bit. I'll prolly look around there deeper for some answers. Thanks for the advice!

Take it to your local Apple Store, if you're nice they may replace/repair as a courtesy even though you're out of warranty.

What are you afraid of? Even if it deletes something, it'll just recopy it to the iPod. It's not going to reset your ipod to the factory default or anything.

You don't need to check the "selected playlists only" box unless you have less space on your iPod than you have music in iTunes. Just let it sync. It'll be OK.

Well I'm afraid it will delete my entire library of music and videos and recopy them because it took forever to load them on in the first place, and I've since deleted all of the i…

Also, I only want it to update my playlists rather than my entire library. I don't like plugging in my iPod and then having it just take control of itself and scanning my entire l…

Yes, syncing playlists is not a bad idea. I do it myself, although that's mostly because I have way too much stuff to fit on an ipod. I'm curious about what you said about it takin…

About 2300 songs taking 10-15 minutes or so to copy. So it doesn't take "forever", but longer than I'd like to wait. I might do it though, I dunno. I just hate to lose the video…

Quote: Originally Posted by sdilley14 About 2300 songs taking 10-15 minutes or so to copy. So it doesn't take "forever", but longer than I'd like to wait. I might do it though…

The reason photos take a while is that they have to be converted before transfer. 10-15 minutes probably isn't an unreasonably long time for that number of songs, though. How many…

About 15 gigs of music, took me 10-15 minutes...I didn't keep track though.

Is there anyway I can delete video from my computer, but still be able to sync it to my iPod without leaving the video?

I don't think so. You can't transfer it from your computer to your iPod if it isn't still on your computer. If you have it on your iPod, delete it from your computer then try syn…

Quote: Originally Posted by Eug Wanker I guess I will have to expand on my previous post. Edit: I stand corrected.

It's a Panasonic model apparently http://ipodhub.net/articles/20060511bluray_macs.html

Whatever you do, don't ask whether the Mac Pro is going to have Blu-Ray.

If there is not an official thread on this question, here it is. I am trying to decide whether or not to save my pennies for August, or if I will have to wait until 2nd generation…

For some reason I'm getting this vision... The signal is very strong...

Of course. It's also going to have SHARKS... with LASERS!

I also understand that the MacPro with have Snake on a Plane. In all seriousness though, I doubt the debut of the Mac Pro is going to have blu-ray. Blu-ray just BARELY hit the ma…

Very doubtful it will have blu-ray. The write speeds of BD is down right crappy at the moment. Perhaps we will be surprised, but at this moment in time, I don't think BD is ready f…

I wouldn't at all be surprised if it had Blu-ray, but if it did, it'd be an add-on option... for $$$$. P.S. harrisjamieh, DVD Studio Pro already supports HD-DVD.

Quote: Originally Posted by harrisjamieh And no, Macs will not have HD-DVD, as Apple is on the blu-ray side, not the HD-DVD side. Actually, Apple is a member of both consor…

Perhaps Apple will also release some decent BluRay authoring tools... the only one available currently, from Sony, only supports MPEG2.