Hey Zydratelove, That much "other" would indicate corrupt file(s), probably hiding in your backup. When you stated you ran a "full system reset" did you mean a full Restore to New? If you didn't do that, even if you did, do that! Do a Restore to New (factory restore), do not use the Restore from Backup, (if it is a corrupt file you're just putting it back on your iPod). Instead give this a try; make backups of all your stuff onto your computer first, via the cable, so you don't lose information, (photos, music from sources outside iTunes, apps, contacts, etc. Then with the iPod connected to your computer with the cable, Restore to New through iTunes, as if this was your first iPod ever. Then without using the backup, reinstall all the info, your stuff on the iPod manually. (I know-- it's slow and a bit of a pain). Then check that all is working as it should, and that all you want is on the iPod. Your "other" should be down around 1.5G to 2G+/-. (You never get rid of all other, it contains none category information, usually stuff that comes with apps, music, etc... imbedded data that is necessary for the operation of your iPod.) If all checks out, then make a new backup for the future. Hope this helps, Cheers.
