Another IT question about iTunes...

When I plug my IT into my MB and I open iTunes, the option to “Open iTunes when this iPod is connected” is greyed out.
The other two options, “Sync only checked songs and videos” and “Manually manage music and videos” are available to be checked.
Anyone know how I can get the greyed out “Open iTunes...” to become optional again?
Another note. Besides my IT, I just bought an IP. When I go into iTunes and authorize either the IT or the IP, I get a message saying that I have authorized one unit out of 5 even though I have authorized both the IT and the IP. Is this normal?

Hi Macaby,
If you have turned off automatic syncing you will not be able to have the option to Open iTunes when plugging in the iPod. I suggest that you send feedback to Apple about this as it may be a bug in iTunes or the behaviour of iTunes that needs to be improved.
You don't need to authorize your iPods to play music that you have downloaded from iTunes, you only need to authorize the computer that you are using.
Hope this helps
J.C

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