[stinkyboy]

I have 50MB of Disk space available after enabling disk use, but how can I increase it to 250MB? On my Shuffle, there's a slider control.

 

[stinkyboy]

Toshi, where are you?!

 

[narlus]

why do you want to do this?

 

[binary visions]

why do you want to do this?

He's a Mac user. Why do they want to do anything? One of life's mysteries.

 

[Toshi]

Toshi, where are you?!

i've never used a shuffle, sorry

www.apple.com/support <-- ink:

 

[stinkyboy]

i've never used a shuffle, sorry

www.apple.com/support <-- ink:

It's a Nano, hence the title of the thread.

 

[stinkyboy]

why do you want to do this?

When I burn songs, I only want it to use a certain amount of the space, so I have room to take files to and from work. Right now it only allows me 50MB.

Watch it BV. :mumble:

 

[Ciaran]

When I burn songs, I only want it to use a certain amount of the space, so I have room to take files to and from work. Right now it only allows me 50MB.

Watch it BV. :mumble:

Burn the music to CD? Get a real flash drive?

See, yet another reason to shun apple.

 

[stinkyboy]

Burn the music to CD? Get a real flash drive?

See, yet another reason to shun apple.

You hair has grown into your ears and finally taken all control of your brain.

 

[narlus]

i've heard of people making a specific-sized partition on their computer hard drive, which matches the mp3 player's drive size. this makes it easy to manage what can reasonably fit on the mp3 player. why you would want to partition the iPod's drive (to burn cdrs?) is something i still don't understand.

 

[stinkyboy]

I do an autofill from iTunes and it eats all but 50MB. I want it to eat less so I can save work files to take home.

I'm not burning CDs...

 

[Toshi]

i've heard of people making a specific-sized partition on their computer hard drive, which matches the mp3 player's drive size. this makes it easy to manage what can reasonably fit on the mp3 player. why you would want to partition the iPod's drive (to burn cdrs?) is something i still don't understand.

the reason is to have one partition for storing songs (via the itunes/invisible setup), and another for file transfer. players that require/allow the user to drag files manually don't have this music space/user space issue.

 

[Ciaran]

You hair has grown into your ears and finally taken all control of your brain.

What brain?

 

[narlus]

I do an autofill from iTunes and it eats all but 50MB. I want it to eat less so I can save work files to take home.

I'm not burning CDs...

do you know how cheap a 512MB USB drive is?