Thread: Apple Deleted Music From Users’ iPods Purchased From Rivals
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Old 12-07-2014, 12:54 PM   #34
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Originally Posted by Solitaire1 View Post
I have an iPod Classic 160gb (now sadly discontinued by Apple). Although I have iTunes on my system (so I can update my iPod if needed), I've been using MediaMonkey (MM) to manage the music on my iPod and I've had the same experience with MM compared to iTunes that you had with the Zune Marketplace.

I've found that MM works as well with my iPod as iTunes does, and in many ways it works better than iTunes. Among the ways it works better are: autoplaylists (it takes much more work to create the same autoplaylists in iTunes than it does in MM), the ability to skin (I've found the color scheme of iTunes to be so glaring that I have to turn down the brightness to use it comfortably), and the ability to edit and manage your music collection.
I've been using CopyTransManager, I may have to look at MediaMonkey.
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