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    iPod On-The-Go Playlist

    Is there any way to add a song to your On-The-Go playlist while you're on the actual song rather than the list of songs? I can't seem to do it the normal way - it's just that when I'm on shuffle I come across a song which I haven't heard for a while and want to flag it - it would be handy not to have to find it in the menus first

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    Sorry - posted in the wrong thread. One of the disadvantages of having tabbed browsing it suppose...
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    When you are listening to the song, press the menu button to go back to the album/playlist its in, then scroll to it, and press & hold the centre button. It will flash a couple of times, at which point it will have been added to the on-the-go playlist - and so you will be able to find it when you get home

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    EDIT: thats on a 4g 30gb iPod, gather its not the same...

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    dave87 you just answered exactly what he didnt want to be answered

    i do not know either how to do it the way you are asking mr.poster

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    afaik you can't do it with the current iPod firmware...as if you are on shuffle mode and press menu you don't go to the track that is currently playing so can't add it..

    Podzilla (iPod linux mp3 player) can't do it either, but then podzilla is very basic at the moment anyway..so I think you are out of luck ;/

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