OK, I've been playing with iTunes for several hours now. I tried deleting all the songs on my iPhone. I can't. Seems there are about 15 to 56 songs (depending on where I look) that stay on my phone no matter what I try to do.
Oh, Yea, I updated to iTunes 11.1.5
Here is what I'm getting. After deleting all of my Playlists and trying to delete all of the songs on my iPhone, (Note: there are still a lot of songs left on my phone that I can't find a way to delete.) I created a new Playlist. Note: I only have one playlist. Here is what I have right now.
My library has 2616 songs, including 666 purchased songs.
• Only one purchased song from my iPhone.
The Playlist I created for my iPhone has 1797 songs.
Clicking on the iPhone in "Devices" reveals "Music" and a folder with the name "iPhone"
and the Playlist titled "iPhone Playlist" as residing in the iPhone folder.
Clicking on Music shows 1803 songs
• (or 6 songs more than the Playlist)
While in "Device," if I click on 'Music' (instead of Summary), it shows 1802 songs on my iPhone.
• (or 5 songs more than the Playlist)
Opening "Music" on my iPhone and finding the number of songs I find 1851 songs.
• (or 54 songs more than the Playlist)
What gives? There is no correlation between any of them.
Why Can't I select which songs go on my iPhone from a Playlist?
( I thought that was the whole purpose of a Playlist. )
Where are these other songs coming from?
I really don't want to go through one-at-a-time and find the duplicates
This is really frustrating. Not only do the extra songs eat up memory, but, if I wanted them, I would have selected them. I would just like to have ONE location where I can find out what music is going to go onto my iPhone.
PS, the good news is, the clouds seem to have disappeared.