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Llorean:
You can check if a file is fully cached by checking the audio thread screen in the debug menu, and seeing how many files it's telling you are in the thread. If there's more than just 1, that means it's cached past the end of your file, or should be.

Of course, it's a bit of a hassle. :)

Yotto:
Yeah.  Slightly.  :D  I was hoping for something like %mc for the WPS screen.   Though I suppose most people don't care if the file is cached, so it'd be a bit overkill.

mightybrick:
I've been in your postion.  I had been hunting for months to find an app that will organize and sync my music in all formats, and the best music (all media, in fact) management software I have found is J River Media Center.  It will allow you to set-up your iPod (or any DAP) as a generic USB device.  I have configured mine to sync a playlist with my nano, and store the music in my nano's root directory as /music/artist/album directory structure.  It will also sync photos, videos, or any files to any pre-specified directory, automatically or manually, to any device.  It also organizes and downloads podcasts and such.
Another nice thing about it is you can store music in flac or another lossless format and Media Center will transcode it automatically upon sync to another format for your portable device.  I have a lot of music in FLAC, but with a 2 gig nano, I have it transcode to ogg vorbis -q4.
Check out more here: http://www.jrmediacenter.com/features.html

Benway:
Try out MusikCube (www.musikcube.com). I think it's one great piece of software.

baobab68:
I use MediaMonkey. Although it has an iPod plugin, it also has a generic UMS device plugin.

The gold version has cool features like Autoplaylists etc (which I believe is a function of iTunes)

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