Will Remote delete all my songs?

When I enable iTunes Remote app on my iPod, will iTunes delete all my songs that's in my iPod currently if I don't have songs in my iTunes library? Same thing for movies, podcasts, TV shows and books. Or when Remote is enabled, can I add the new content that's in my device currently in my iTunes library?

Donald L. wrote:
When I enable iTunes Remote app on my iPod, will iTunes delete all my songs that's in my iPod currently if I don't have songs in my iTunes library?
no.
when Remote is enabled, can I add the new content that's in my device currently in my iTunes library?
yes, however, not using the remote app
the remote app lets you control certain aspects of iTunes (e.g. play/pause/skip tunes or movies, add/edit ratings, select airtunes speakers).
if you want to move content from your Touch to iTunes, peruse this post by Zevoneer.
JGG
edited by the Jolly Green Giant (where Green stands for environmentally friendly)

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