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<blockquote data-quote="Aptmunich" data-source="post: 53471" data-attributes="member: 3850">It sounds as though you haven't set up the sync correctly, or have been syncing with multiple machines...If it is the multiple computers then this would apply:The iPod Mini can either hold an exact duplicate of your iTunes library, or you can manually select which songs should be on the Mini.If you plug the Mini into another computer, you could theoretically copy your entire library over, which would encourage illegal music sharing.So Apple only lets you sync with one library at a time, meaning if you plug your Mini into another Library, it will 'forget' all your old songs and only sync the new ones.If not:You need to have the tracks in your iTunes library before you can sync the mini. When you sync to the mini, the tracks aren't deleted or moved from your library onto the Mini, they are COPIED there, meaning your Library should never just 'be gone'...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aptmunich, post: 53471, member: 3850"] It sounds as though you haven't set up the sync correctly, or have been syncing with multiple machines... If it is the multiple computers then this would apply: The iPod Mini can either hold an exact duplicate of your iTunes library, or you can manually select which songs should be on the Mini. If you plug the Mini into another computer, you could theoretically copy your entire library over, which would encourage illegal music sharing. So Apple only lets you sync with one library at a time, meaning if you plug your Mini into another Library, it will 'forget' all your old songs and only sync the new ones. If not: You need to have the tracks in your iTunes library before you can sync the mini. When you sync to the mini, the tracks aren't deleted or moved from your library onto the Mini, they are COPIED there, meaning your Library should never just 'be gone'... [/QUOTE]

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