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A simple task complicated

March 6, 2011

Recently, though I can’t remember why, I decided to reset my iPod so I could reorganize my music.  I have entirely too much music on my iTunes to successfully managed to “sync” my iPod.  I’ve got a classic 30 gig, so not enough room.  Syncing only allows me to get half of my music.  Plus, If I did use that option I’d probably would end up with all of M’s collection of Alexis on Fire instead of my beloved upbeat music.

So, I intentionally select “manual” for setting up my songs.  Not a bad thing, really.  However, it seems that this whole process has decided to wreak some havoc on some of my OCD type tendencies.  You see, whenever I drag over a large list of songs, for reasons unknown, the artwork does not copy over accordingly.  The artwork section simply remains blank for half the albums!  This is unacceptable, as I just like to see the picture by the music playing on the screen of my iPod whenever possible.  Really, is that too much to ask?

Being plucky and resourceful, I determinedly set out to find a work-around to solve this issue.  I simply copy the artwork over to my iPod.  Easy enough, right?  Wrong.  It has turned out to be an incredibly painstaking adventure.  Whenever I copy the artwork it takes a good 30 seconds to copy over, jamming the screen.  So for each album, I must wait.  This adds up quickly.  To add only the “M” section of my albums took almost 2 hrs.  But I can’t stop!  I must finish because I’ve got to make it work!

AHHH!!!  The pressure!!!!

I really wish I could give up, but as I reach the “R” grouping I feel an end is in sight…

Now which Radiohead albums do I add???

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