Deleted items show in capacity bar as other

After using 8gb nano as portable HD, summary page of IPod shows deleted items as if they were still being stored. I opened a finder window from the ipod icon on the desktop, removed the items manually (two iMovieHD items) but it still shows almost 4gigs used in the "other" category of the storage summary bar.. any ideas? thank you.. tom

If you didn't empty the Trash when the iPod appeared on the desktop, you need to do so. This can be done from the Finder menu or by control-clicking it.
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