Tune transfer

ok, i know that "tune transfer for ipod" isn't a product of apple, but.. i bought this product which transfers songs from my ipod into itunes and it works pretty much fine, songs are being transferred onto my computer..
the problem is that i've just noticed that when i use tune transfer and transfer songs onto my computer from my ipod, somehow space is getting taken up on my ipod, and the amount of free space is slowly decreasing.. i'm wondering if the program is putting invisible elements onto my ipod and not deleting them after the transfer of tunes is complete.. please help, or at least show me a way that i can check for stuff on my ipod that is taking up my space other than music..
thank u muchly..

doctorbrink, Welcome to the discussion area!
If you have a new iMac you have an Intel based iMac. This is the discussion area for the iMac G4. You should post your question in the Intel based iMac discussion area.
From what I can see, the "Tune Transfer" is very old software and has been discontinued.

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doctorbrink, Welcome to the discussion area!
If you have a new iMac you have an Intel based iMac. This is the discussion area for the iMac G4. You should post your question in the Intel based iMac discussion area.
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