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erasing music tracks or folders on iPod

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Dudley | 16:34 Mon 02nd Jan 2012 | Music
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Other than a complete reset can anyone tell me please how you can erase tracks or folders from iPods when they are full so as to give space for new additions? I'm not sure whether this should be here or in Technology so I've put it in both for now.
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I think you do it on itunes by unclicking the songs you dont want and syncing x
I'm slightly puzzled... Pretty much the only way to maintain media on iPods is through iTunes - are you using something else?
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No Mark, I am using iTunes but when my iPod said there was not enough space for any more tracks, I deleted more than enough to accommodate them (on the iPod itself) it still came up that there was not enough space.
Set it not to synchronise automatically.
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I have always done that because it is only 4g and I have a lot more than that on my computer.
Do you have another iPod, like a Touch or similar?

It's possible that when you connect your latest device the iTunes brower is attempting to sync all other media (photos, podcasts, tv programmes/films etc).

Other than that, as you have only a 4gb iPod you will have to get used to constantly updating and changing your library.
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Yes Phil, I have an iPod and an iPad both of which I have music on as well as the iPod Nano, the maximum number of devices allowed by Apple, so you might well have a point there.
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That should've said an iPhone, iPad and a Nano.

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