Iphone 4 file size does not match the ACTUAL file size

My iphone 4 is reading 27 gigs of music as over 29 gigs of music. I don't understand why. Anyone else having an issue like this? My 3gs reads it as 27 gigs and so does my computer. I even set my 3gs to sync off a backup of my iphone 4 and it reads it as 2 less gigs. Why?

Don't know, though Apple has been known to play with the numbers a bit:
http://www.tuaw.com/2009/08/29/snow-leopard-the-new-one-gigabyte-now-slimmer-tha n-before/
Or you could have had a conversion box checked in iTunes when you loaded your IPh4
Phil

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