12/15/2008
How to Remove Duplicates From Your iTunes Library
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As your iTunes Library grows, you will probably lose track of exactly what media you have already imported. Eventually you will end up with duplicate songs and videos in your iTunes Library. For example, you might accidentally import a CD twice or add files from Limewire or BitTorrent. Or maybe a friend with a big Terabyte hard drive loaded you up with a lot of music recently.Here are a few tips and techniques on how to get rid of duplicate media in your iTunes Library as well as some precautions you should take before deleting duplicate tracks.
Tutorial: How to Remove Duplicates From Your iTunes Library
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I recently read the article on ridding iTunes of duplicates (http://www.methodshop.com/gadgets/ipodsupport/duplicates/index.shtml). However, it neglects an important aspect - the synch with iPod.
I have (carefully) removed duplicates from iTunes, but now when I synch with my iPod I get an error message saying the some of the files cannot be found. Of course they can't be - I deleted them. It would rock if the article also explained how to deal with duplicates on the iPod where space is a premium and no one can simply apply their terrabyte drives!
I have (carefully) removed duplicates from iTunes, but now when I synch with my iPod I get an error message saying the some of the files cannot be found. Of course they can't be - I deleted them. It would rock if the article also explained how to deal with duplicates on the iPod where space is a premium and no one can simply apply their terrabyte drives!
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