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Chris Henley: IS this site still running? ...
Elizabeth: Now, is there a program that will put these lyrics on your Ipod? That would be genius... :D ...
Sara S: Ah, I see your point now, especially with the running example. About the only workaround there would be to make ...
vaughnn: Sara, Thank you again for your consideration! ...
vaughnn: Good question Sara! I (usually) don't listen to the iPod with it in my pocket and little ear buds plugged into ...
Sara S: I don't think you're really reading what I wrote. Maybe I'm not explaining myself well. I didn't adovcate creating a single ...
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The problem is that changing the Comment field in iTunes does not usually change the Date Modified field. Without this, iTunes doesn't know that it is supposed to move the updates to your iPod during an autosync.
Since you probably have already made a large number of Comments changes, the easiest (read: least effort on your part) change is to Restore your iPod to factory settings, and reload the entire library on the next sync.
In the future, as a workaround, when you change the Comments field, you should also make a change to a field that you don't use (such as Composer or BPM).
Also, submit a request to Apple to fix this.