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macnewbie13

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Jan 15, 2008
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My iPhone says that I have 11.71 GB of music on it, while my iTunes says that I have 10.95 GB, and they both say that I have the same amount of songs, so its not that. Does anyone know why there is a difference? Is it because of my podcasts?
Thanks
 
Where are you looking that it's telling you how many GBs of songs you used? If you're calculating it from Settings > General > About, that number is all of the data you have on your iPhone. That includes videos, music, photos, and apps.
 
I was looking on iTunes when I plug in my iPhone. It tells me how many gbs are used for audio, video, photos, apps, and misc. But on my iTunes library, it tells me a different amount of gbs for music. I'm assuming now that it includes the podcasts as well.
 
I was looking on iTunes when I plug in my iPhone. It tells me how many gbs are used for audio, video, photos, apps, and misc. But on my iTunes library, it tells me a different amount of gbs for music. I'm assuming now that it includes the podcasts as well.

If you have a lot of Podcasts (enough to equal around 1GB) then that is most likely the problem.
 
Go in to your iTunes folder and find your Podcasts folder. Right click and select "Get Info". This will show you how big your Podcasts folder is. Or, within iTunes select Podcasts from the left pane. At the bottom it will say the size of your Podcasts folder. Mine is almost 9GB's, so I could easily see you having 1GB.
 
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