Burn playlist from ipod nano urgent

ipod nano too full
need to take a few playlist off ipod
they will not drag to library
or other playlist
i tried to burn them to cd
but it wont highlight
i tryed new playlist but songs wont drag over

You would have to move the songs onto your computer from your iPod first and then burn them from your computer. iTunes cannot burn the songs if they are only on the iPod.
You can use free software such as this to move the music from iPod to computer...
YamiPod
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When I try to delete a playlist from my Nano, all the
songs remain in the memory allotment and display in
the list under "music". I've tried (1) just selecting
the playlist and deleting it and(2) selecting the
songs in the playlist and deleting them. In both
cases I don't see a change in the memory used/free
bar and when I click on the music Icon (for my nano,
not my iTunes library) the songs are still listed as
being on my Nano. Not sure if it makes a difference,
but I manage my music manually on iTunes.
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