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Originally Posted by Trollheart
By any chance would any of you know how to delete files from an ipod, preferably WITHOUT having to install bloody itunes? I'm using MediaMonkey, but the ipod is now full, and unlike my lovely Zen X-Fi, which you can use as a simple USB drive, drag-and-drop etc, ipods make the process ridiculously complicated it would seem. I want to remove some files so as to make room for other, newer ones. Simple? As Anne Robinson says on "Watchdog": think again!
I'd really appreciate any help guys.
Thanks
Trollheart
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Precisely why I've never used iAnything. They lock you into how they want you to do things. Being raised a DOS kid, I need the flexibility of having complete access to files and folders. Directory structuring has always been a staple in my work, for programming purposes, jobs, and even my own personal files. So with that said, the only way I've seen to get around the iTunes install, is to DL/Install something else as in:
CopyTrans Manager - CNET Download.com
Which will act as iTunes, but without all the bloated overhead, and I only found that out by doing a bit of searching, so I haven't tried/tested it but it does come from a relatively trusted source:
How to Delete Songs From an iPod Without iTunes | eHow.com
Sorry I can't be of more help. If it aint a CAD app, Lisp, VBA, .NET or a guitar, I'm at a loss.