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auto-eject after synch?

More of a general iTunes question, I have iTunes 4.7 and am running Win XP, is there a way for the iPod to auto-eject after it finishes auto-synching with iTunes??

Thanks in advance,
Jeff

by Jeff on Jan 09, 05 | 7:25 pm

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Sure. Just turn off USB mass storage in the iPod options in iTunes. (I think it's called "use as disk" or something.) And make sure sync mode isn't set to "manual", although specified playlists is fine.

by mamster on Jan 14, 05 | 1:07 pm

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