IPod Touch Music Capacity

One day I decided to sync all my music on iTunes to my iPod Touch (iTunes says i have 276 songs, 16 hours, 1.68GB of music) when it was done syncing i checked the capacity on the iPod Touch, and now it says I have 3.21GB of music on there and it is still the same amount of songs, any explanations?

Do you have videos, pictures, etc? Album artwork takes up a small amount of space.Try going to SETTINGS - GENERAL - ABOUT and see what it says. Should tell you if you have any videos, photos, apps...the capacity (mine is 29.3 gb) and available amount. If anything is extremely off then you may need to reset your Touch and try syncing again
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Hi
I recently re formated my laptop and have re installed itunes.
When I puigged in my Ipod it stated that it was registered to another computer and I would have to register it with this one loosing all of the content, this was not an issue as all of the music, films etc were still on the laptop.
My problems start at this point, my music folder in windows 7 shows as 2.5 Gb approximately with 424 songs, and when imported to iTunes it shows the correct number of tunes, (424 songs) and 2.6 Gb approx.
When I sync the ipod the music then expands to 3.6 Gb but still with 424 songs, there are no duplicates and I have not sync'd any other items like books or films.
Before I had to re register the ipod with this laptop the music showed as the correct 2.6 Gb
Any suggestions as to whats happening here as it is the 8Gb touch every meg is important.
I did try to reset the ipod to factory settings and ensureed it has teh correct software but again still expands 2.6 Gb music to 3.5 Gb,,
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You only have 56.6 GB available to you. The difference between that and the 64 GB advertised capacity is taken up by:
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Hello, and thank you for any help anyone can offer. I subscribed to iTunes Match to transfer my music that's been stuck on my iPod Touch (iOS 5.1.1) to my new computer.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1848
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-3991
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I'm honestly suprised to the fact that my old iPod video works better on this factor than the iPod touch I upgraded to.
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Corrupt iPod touch music library

I've got the following problem: i've added songs to my iTunes library, then i have synced it to my iPod touch.
Some songs just disappeared on the iPod, other have lost their album artwork. I removed these songs and synced again.
After some reboots of the iPod the problem seemed to be gone, but i connected the iPod to iTunes and a message appeared:
"iTunes cannot read the contents of the iPod "xxx". Go to the Summary tab in iPod preferences and click Restore to restore this iPod to factory settings"
I don't understand why it happenned - the faulty songs were bought on the iTunes Music Store.
After this message some other messages appeared - the screenshots are below.
Do I need to restore? I really think it is weird because of the message saying that "the software required for communication with this iPod is not installed".
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I would first disconnect and reconect the iPod. Also close and repen iTunes
Also reboot the computer
Also reset the iPod. Nothing is lost
Reset iPod touch: Hold down the On/Off button and the Home button at the same time for at
least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears.
All before you restore.

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Hi People, On my Ipod my music section doesnt reconise anything beginning with the letter J. They automatically get put into the K bit. I have done a full restore and that didnt work.
Any Ideas???
Thanks

Interesting!
I've just checked my iPod Touch and the entries for J are filed under K for Artists, Albums, Songs and Composers!
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