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Playlist Transfer Question?

I create a playlist on iTunes on my hard drive. Then I drag and drop it to my iPod. However, when I do that, it transfers the songs in the playlist, which themselves are already on the iPod, creating duplicates.

What am I doing wrong? Can one not just transfer a playlist to the iPod without transferring songs?

This would, I assume, include Smart Playlists.

Thanks!

VTXGuy

by VTXGuy on Aug 25, 04 | 6:58 pm

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