Ipod will not erase q

I have been using my 30gb ipod to transfer some files from one computer to another. I put the files in the trash on the mac and it still says that it is full. Do I need to empty the trash in order to get the files off the ipod? not sure what to do now.
Thanks

Do I need to empty the trash in order to get the files off the ipod?
Yes.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1363
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Message was edited by: Padretimoteo

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