re: Why did Zune tie collection with device?

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 tukayzoon wrote:

I just want to know who at Zune had the brilliant idea of thinking that whenever we want to delete music from our collection that also means we want to delete from the device. Why did they make this the only option? Please break it down for me Zune Team...cause I am yet to understand this.

This has already been discussed: http://forums.zune.net/16223/ShowPost.aspx

You do have the option to turn manual sync off, and combined with another option to choose what music/pictures/movies to sync.

They have already confirmed that it's pretty much going to be like this:
If you want to sync daily, whats not in your library, will not be on your zune"

Honestly if you have a hard drive smaller then your zunes you need to really think about upgrading. They provide the device.. you provide the space.. kinda deal.
There hasnt been a half-decent mainstream computer made since 2003 that hasnt had at least an 60gb+ HD in it.

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 Justananomaly wrote:

 tukayzoon wrote:

I just want to know who at Zune had the brilliant idea of thinking that whenever we want to delete music from our collection that also means we want to delete from the device. Why did they make this the only option? Please break it down for me Zune Team...cause I am yet to understand this.

This has already been discussed: http://forums.zune.net/16223/ShowPost.aspx

You do have the option to turn manual sync off, and combined with another option to choose what music/pictures/movies to sync.

They have already confirmed that it's pretty much going to be like this:
If you want to sync daily, whats not in your library, will not be on your zune"

Honestly if you have a hard drive smaller then your zunes you need to really think about upgrading. They provide the device.. you provide the space.. kinda deal.
There hasnt been a half-decent mainstream computer made since 2003 that hasnt had at least an 60gb+ HD in it.

Listen to this guy....upgrade your computer to accomadate your Zune. Is Zune gonna pay for the upgrade??? I could understand if this was how the Zune has always been but it wasnt like this when we bought it so now your kinda making it useless.

 Justananomaly wrote:

 tukayzoon wrote:

I just want to know who at Zune had the brilliant idea of thinking that whenever we want to delete music from our collection that also means we want to delete from the device. Why did they make this the only option? Please break it down for me Zune Team...cause I am yet to understand this.

This has already been discussed: http://forums.zune.net/16223/ShowPost.aspx

You do have the option to turn manual sync off, and combined with another option to choose what music/pictures/movies to sync.

They have already confirmed that it's pretty much going to be like this:
If you want to sync daily, whats not in your library, will not be on your zune"

Honestly if you have a hard drive smaller then your zunes you need to really think about upgrading. They provide the device.. you provide the space.. kinda deal.
There hasnt been a half-decent mainstream computer made since 2003 that hasnt had at least an 60gb+ HD in it.

QFTW!

(btw he's already started a post with this very same issue and will most likely start 10 more)

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