Yeah plays list . . Only had two in my music for playing myself to sleep and guess what . . . They are gone after that sync too. I also think it lost a bunch of books on me but I have them on my kindle2, and you are correct, the kindle app was ok. The problem with the initial sync was that once I changed screens the sync started before I could check any more settings in other categories and syncing MUSIC affected BOOKS and PODCAST, VIDEOS, AUDIOS without any apparent control once the warning window popped up when trying to switch categories it started. I think I have my apps sync still turned of yet it keeps reloading them onto my iPad after removing 19 of them they came right back, in the wrong screen of course too!
Jan Newport RI
--- In iPad@yahoogroups.com, "bj" <bjones44@...> wrote:
> Check *all* of your sync settings -- every tab, every item.
>
> Consider using playlists to keep track of groups-of-items (music, video,
> movies, tv shows, podcasts, audiobook, maybe ebooks) that you have on the
> iPad. I don't use "smart" playlists, I organize each one the way I want at
> any particular time -- yes, it does take a bit of housekeeping but saves
> checking on checkmarks, dates-played, etc. for a zillion items in my
> library. (I don't know how playlists handle iBooks, my usual ebook reader is
> Kindle & it handles things itself.)
>
> I have never had a problem removing apps from a device but keeping it on my
> computer. Not every app will work on every device I have, nor do I
> necessarily want every app that will work on a device *on* a device for
> whatever reason (mostly -- I have *way* too many apps!).
>
> I have four different devices & let iTunes handle the syncing; I haven't had
> any of the types of problems that you have. I just have to check sync
> settings carefully if I want to make changes on any items. Sometimes I
> forget one, or I forget to re-order a playlist, so I have to re-sync but
> that's no big deal.
> bj
