Can't Manually Manage (Drag and Drop) Music!

[MBHockey]

Apparently, you can't do this. Pretty weak. Oh well, guess i'll have to get used to it. Why would they get rid of such a useful option that has been on the iPod since 2001?

just for confirmation that i'm not going crazy, they state it here too:

http://reviews.cnet.com/smart-phones/apple-iphone-4gb/4505-6452_7-32180293.html

[MLeepson]

That's really annoying considering that my library is 13 days longs. I guess you could make playlists and put them in, right?

[wbaccus]

I'm with you. That makes no sense at all. I'm one of those folks who always manually manages my iPod. Strangely enough, while I was waiting for the activation to take place, I was able to manually add stuff to it. But that stuff was erased once it was activated.

[diabolic]

The Apple TV works this way as well. I guess they'd rather we use their dynamic sync options (newest 5 shows, etc) rather than manage the space manually like a hard disk.

[chrisgeleven]

Apparently, you can't do this. Pretty weak. Oh well, guess i'll have to get used to it. Why would they get rid of such a useful option that has been on the iPod since 2001?

just for confirmation that i'm not going crazy, they state it here too:

http://reviews.cnet.com/smart-phones/apple-iphone-4gb/4505-6452_7-32180293.html

All you have to do is create a playlist (let's call it 'iPhone Playlist' for lack of a better name), drag and drop whatever you want into it, and set the iPhone to only sync that playlist.

Cool thing about this is if you don't have the iPhone (or for that matter, an iPod) connected to your computer, you can throw stuff into this playlist and it will sync automatically next time it is connected.