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In teh Zune Software, right-click on the album in your collection and make sure all the info is correct for each track. My recent plays was showing a song and artist that don't exist in my collection. I found the track in the Marketplace, right-clicked on it and selected "find in collection". It took me to a track I ...

Zune Marketplace pulls metadata from the All Music Guide Web site. According to the AMG product submissions page here's what you need to know: How can I have my CD, DVD, or game added to the AMG database?AMG will add any product submissions we receive to the database as long as they are commercially available in their country of release. ...

Everything I record in Media Center automatically syncs to my Zune. I have the software set up to monitor my "Recorded TV" folder and "sync all videos".

If you search the forum for the specific error code you may find a solution or a previously posted response from the Zune team. As for the Zune Marketplace, while it can be a little slow on some occasions I find it simple and intuitive to navigate. Never saw any reference to being able to DL jazz charts though.

iTunes runs on PCs because 80% - 90% of the population runs a WIindows OS. If and when Apple succeeds in getting at least another 30% - 40% of all computer users (for a full 50% of the market) to use an Apple browser, it may be justifiable for MS to release a Mac-compatible version of ZM. Until then, from a business standpoint, ZM for Mac ...

In the meantime, you can buy it at Amazon MP3 for $5.94.

In the meantime, you can buy it at Aamazon MP3 for $6.99.

 PumaAteYourBaby wrote: So far all Im seeing is the HD radio built in (and hopefully having XNA support)...any ideas for how to make this better and more unique than the iPod... It already is: you're not locked into iTunes.

Sounds like a billing issue. Check your account settings to make sure your billing information is acurate.

One could alternately ponder "when will the the Mac OS be compatible with Zune?" over in the fruit-stand forums.

 psychojs wrote: And they wonder why people download torrents for free.  I'm not impressed with the zune marketplace although I like my zune.  Might give up my pass for a year and give them more time to boost their library. See the reply aboive your comment; it has nothing to do with ZM. ZM has an abundance of content and with few ...

Regardless of the perceived  fairness or lack thereof, now that you know there may be some "early renewals" the solution is to DL the tracks you want when you find them rather than waiting until the eleventh hour which clearly may turn out to be too late. That whole thing swould be nuch easier to read (and more people probably ...

800x800 album art would be a waste of space on the Zune so it's unlikley that it will ever happen. If you Google, you'll find there are Web sites decicated to album art suitable for your needs.

Yes. Any content downloaded using the Zune Pass will not be playable after your subscription, trial or otherwise, expires. Music purchased with Zune Points and the 10 free downloads per month you get with a recurring Zune Pass subscription are yours to keep even if you cancel your recurring subscription.

In simple terms, your Zune only has limted "read access" to any music sent from another Zune whether the music is licensed through the ZM or not. You need to physically download the tracks through alternative, preferably legal, sources such as Amazon.com.

Open the Zune software. Connect device After software has recognized it, click on DEVICE Select category (music, videos, pictures, podcasts, friends, channels) Scroll to item to be deleted Right-click item & select "Delete from [ZUNE Name]" You can aslo copy content from your Zune to your PC in this fashion.