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• IOS10, Coast stars, purchased playlist, iTunes

  I am running IOS10.0.1 on an iPhone 6. I am a subscriber of Apple's music. Where are the freekin' star ratings (?) on Apple's music application? I spent a decade meticulously curating my collection of music using the coast to stars provided. I have a system with all five-star ranking "no Star". The sides are the Foundation of my entire music collection. The rating system 'Love' 'not like' now employment is unnecessary and juvenile. It is completely unlike Apple experience - dumbing down the scoring system.

  I have 567 Articles in the list of "Bought" on iTunes on my Mac. On the issue of 'Bought' IOS10 it shows 3 songs. This is unacceptable.

  In IOS10 music app, when I press the playlist 'Recently played', all crashes.

  Where is the game count? I want my playlist '25 most played' to appear on IOS10 and serve. On the application of music IOS10 playlist 'Most played' blocks the app when we and the same playlist on my Mac using iTunes 12.4.3.1 is no longer present the songs most played who play for years. Now it shows the songs most played since last month when I upgraded iTunes. Historical data what are gone. It's tragic.

  On my iTunes on my Mac, I have a smart playlist, "Top 25 most played" using this criterion:

  Match all media for all of the following rules:

  Media type is not Podcast

  Cheek is greater than 0

  Limited to 25 items selected by most often played

  Live update

  But it does not follow the criteria. I know that I can go to 'Get information' to get a game for songs in ITunes account, but this isn't a list of the most played top 25.

  I don't know what Apple did, but it is NOT the iTunes I used and loved all these years. And now the version of IOS is severely lacking... when not crashing.

  I have a very similar problem. I do not use AppleMusic, BUT I have a large collection of music. I used to be able to tap the album art on my iPhone and rate a song - easy. Now, I can't. I have to remember until the next time I synchronize with my PC and evaluated in iTunes on my PC... seriously downgrade functionality. I listen to a lot of music on my phone and need to evaluate here and!

• Can I change the number of stars available in the ribs?

  I implemented in my spreadsheet the coast to stars, but the default number of stars is a 0-5 scale.  I can change it to have only a 3-0 stars?

  I don't know a way to change the number of stars.  You can use a Stairmaster or a cursor

• How to keep the rating stars between catalogs?

  I'm sure that this has been addressed, but can't seem to find it. My question is simple: I have evaluated the images of guardian in a catalog, and I want to bring in another catalog with these intact star ratings. I saved the metadata in the file, and I "xmp writing to the file" checked. I'm dealing with RAW and JPEG, LR OSX 10.7.5 4.2 what is the solution?

  The simplest solution is to use a single catalog for all your photos. Then there is no problem now or in the future, to ensure that the two catalogs have the same significance of the notes (and many other benefits as well).

  But if you must have multiple catalogs, you can transfer the sides to start like this: select the photos you want in a catalog, then the file-> export of catalog, then go to the catalog and the files 2nd-> import from catalog. This ensures that the meaning of the notes correspond to the time where you do. Evolution of the coast to stars would you repeat the process as often as necessary, because you can't keep these two catalogues in synchronization otherwise. Where the suggestion in paragraph 1

• Anyone know where the option 'Show duplicates' disappeared? I can't find it in iTunes 12.4 :(

  Just like the topic...

  I have a large music library, but unfortunately contains many duplicates that I move slowly deleting. 12.4 installed and the option has disappeared from the view tab.

  No idea where it is, or has it been removed?

  It has been moved to the file > library menu.

  iTunes can create duplicates if the same content is added several times from outside the media folder when it is about to make copies of everything that is added to the library, or is added from an external drive that hosts the press kit that was disconnected during the launch of iTunes.

  Official notice of Apple on the duplicates is here: find and remove duplicates in your iTunes library. This is a manual process and article fails to explain some of the potential pitfalls such as the lost coast and membership of playlist, or sometimes the same file can be represented by multiple entries in the library as well as a removal and recycling the file will break all the others.

  Use display > show duplicate items (pre iTunes 12.4) or file > library > show duplicate items (post 12.4) then click on Same Album to display exact duplicates because it is normally a selection more useful. You must manually select all but one of each group to remove. Sort the list by Date added can make easier select appropriate tracks, but it works better when executed immediately after the dupes were created.  If you have several entries in iTunes connected to a same file on the disk hard then don't not send to trash.

  Use my DeDuper script (Windows only) If you are not sure, do not want to do it by hand, or want to maintain ratings, play counts and playlist membership. See this background thread , this post for detailed instructions and Please take note of the warning to back up your library before deduping.

  (If you don't see the menu bar press ALT to temporarily view or CTRL + B to keep displayed.)

  The latest version of the script can put away the dead links as long as there is at least a double live to merge his stats and membership of the playlist and must deal wisely when the same file has been added through multiple paths.

  TT2

• Search duplicate files which are not linked to Active Folders

  I have several duplicates in my iTunes. Most of the duplicates is more related to active records. I can find how to find duplicates and I can find how to remove them, but there is no sort option that detects files that are not in my current records.

  I don't know what you mean by "linked to active records. Do you mean that you have files in folders that are not related to iTunes, or your library entries that are not related to the files?

  iTunes can create duplicates if the same content is added several times from outside the media folder when it is about to make copies of everything that is added to the library, or is added from an external drive that hosts the press kit that was disconnected during the launch of iTunes.

  Official notice of Apple on the duplicates is here: find and remove duplicates in your iTunes library. This is a manual process and article fails to explain some of the potential pitfalls such as the lost coast and membership of playlist, or sometimes the same file can be represented by multiple entries in the library as well as a removal and recycling the file will break all the others.

  Use MAJ > display > show items to reproduce exactly to display the duplicates because it is normally a selection more useful. You must manually select all but one of each group to remove. Sort the list by Date added can make easier select appropriate tracks, but it works better when executed immediately after the dupes were created.  If you have several entries in iTunes connected to a same file on the disk hard then don't not send to trash.

  Use my DeDuper script (Windows only) If you are not sure, do not want to do it by hand, or want to maintain ratings, play counts and playlist membership. See this background thread , this post for detailed instructions and Please take note of the warning to back up your library before deduping.

  (If you don't see the menu bar press ALT to temporarily view or CTRL + B to keep displayed.)

  The latest version of the script can put away the dead links as long as there is at least a double live to merge his stats and membership of the playlist and must deal wisely when the same file has been added through multiple paths.

  In its current form the script processes only the files that are added to the library. If you have orphaned files in the media folder these could be added to the library before you start deduping.

  TT2

• Satellite S70-B-117 - M265X AMD cannot run games

  Hello

  on my new s70-b-117, I can't start my steam games.
  I downloaded HL2 and Portal 2, Lost Coast, but when my switch able graphic option is enabled performace max (the m265x should go) I can only see the title with options screen but I can't click anything! and the screen seems to freeze.

  With the help of my internal HD 4600 (settings on the 'max battery') these games work.

  My drivers are up to date.

  I'll test other games when they are downloaded.

  Is there a solution? (I bought this laptop for games)

  Thanks for this short feedback

• How to select multiple duplicates to remove

  I show multiple copies of the same songs in my itunes. It is probably because I have a few external drives with backups attached to my main PC. I want to store the Itunes library, and I know how to remove the duplicates, but can do for simple songs. I want to be able to select all duplicates and remove it at once. Does anyone know how I could do this?

  You can select a range of songs by selecting one, and then shift-click on another, you can add or remove individual tracks with ctrl + click and ctrl + shift + click can add a new group to the selection. However, I would recommend the following...

  iTunes can create duplicates if the same content is added several times from outside the media folder when it is about to make copies of everything that is added to the library, or is added from an external drive that hosts the press kit that was disconnected during the launch of iTunes.

  Official notice of Apple on the duplicates is here: find and remove duplicates in your iTunes library. This is a manual process and article fails to explain some of the potential pitfalls such as the lost coast and membership of playlist, or sometimes the same file can be represented by multiple entries in the library as well as a removal and recycling the file will break all the others.

  Use MAJ > display > show items to reproduce exactly to display the duplicates because it is normally a selection more useful. You must manually select all but one of each group to remove. Sort the list by Date added can make easier select appropriate tracks, but it works better when executed immediately after the dupes were created.  If you have several entries in iTunes connected to a same file on the disk hard then don't not send to trash.

  Use my DeDuper script (Windows only) If you are not sure, do not want to do it by hand, or want to maintain ratings, play counts and playlist membership. See this background thread , this post for detailed instructions and Please take note of the warning toback up your library before deduping.

  (If you don't see the menu bar press ALT to temporarily view or CTRL + B to keep displayed.)

  The latest version of the script can put away the dead links as long as there is at least a double live to merge his stats and membership of the playlist and must deal wisely when the same file has been added through multiple paths.

  TT2

• reinstalled itunes on new pc and all the songs are duplicated

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  I reinstalled iTunes on new pc and all the songs are duplicated. How can I delete everyone else?

  iTunes can create duplicates if the same content is added several times from outside the media folder when it is about to make copies of everything that is added to the library, or is added from an external drive that hosts the press kit that was disconnected during the launch of iTunes.

  Official notice of Apple on the duplicates is here: find and remove duplicates in your iTunes library. This is a manual process and article fails to explain some of the potential pitfalls such as the lost coast and membership of playlist, or sometimes the same file can be represented by multiple entries in the library as well as a removal and recycling the file will break all the others.

  Use MAJ > display > show items to reproduce exactly to display the duplicates because it is normally a selection more useful. You must manually select all but one of each group to remove. Sort the list by Date added can make easier select appropriate tracks, but it works better when executed immediately after the dupes were created.  If you have several entries in iTunes connected to a same file on the disk hard then don't not send to trash.

  Use my DeDuper script (Windows only) If you are not sure, do not want to do it by hand, or want to maintain ratings, play counts and playlist membership. See this background thread , this post for detailed instructions and Please take note of the warning to back up your library before deduping.

  (If you don't see the menu bar press ALT to temporarily view or CTRL + B to keep displayed.)

  The latest version of the script can put away the dead links as long as there is at least a double live to merge his stats and membership of the playlist and must deal wisely when the same file has been added through multiple paths.

  TT2

• How to store the original and to remove some duplicate songs in iTunes on a PC Win7, which took place after iTunes to scan for music during a re - install?

  How to store the original and to remove some duplicate songs in iTunes on a PC Win7, which took place after iTunes to scan for music during a re - install?

  I recently had to format my hard drive and reinstall iTunes 12.3.2.35 on my Win7 PC. As part of the re - install iTunes, I clicked on the button scan for music.  This has created duplicates several of my songs.  I deleted then the duplicate songs from iTunes, but when I went to play a few songs a pop-up said "the song would not be because the original could not be found.  You want to locate? "When I tried to locate the song it is not found, but when I pulled the songs out of the trash they could be found.

  How can I keep the original and remove any duplicate songs in iTunes on PC Win7 which took place after iTunes to scan for music during a re - install?

  iTunes can create duplicates if the same content is added several times from outside the media folder when it is about to make copies of everything that is added to the library, or is added from an external drive that hosts the press kit that was disconnected during the launch of iTunes.

  Official notice of Apple on the duplicates is here: find and remove duplicates in your iTunes library. This is a manual process and article fails to explain some of the potential pitfalls such as the lost coast and membership of playlist, or sometimes the same file can be represented by multiple entries in the library as well as a removal and recycling the file will break all the others.

  Use MAJ > display > show items to reproduce exactly to display the duplicates because it is normally a selection more useful. You must manually select all but one of each group to remove. Sort the list by Date added can make easier select appropriate tracks, but it works better when executed immediately after the dupes were created.  If you have several entries in iTunes connected to a same file on the disk hard then don't not send to trash.

  Use my DeDuper script (Windows only) If you are not sure, do not want to do it by hand, or want to maintain ratings, play counts and playlist membership. See this background thread , this post for detailed instructions and Please take note of the warning to back up your library before deduping.

  (If you don't see the menu bar press ALT to temporarily view or CTRL + B to keep displayed.)

  The latest version of the script can put away the dead links as long as there is at least a double live to merge his stats and membership of the playlist and must deal wisely when the same file has been added through multiple paths.

  TT2

• Why are there so many duplicates in my music folder?

  I went in my iTunes Media/Music folder to find a song corrupt and noticed that most of my music has been duplicated once or several times.  There is the original song and the other with a '1' or '2' some time after the title.  That's happened?  I guess that I should not worry but I have only approximately 3,500 songs in iTunes, but there are now more than 10,000 files in this folder and duplicates are taking up more than 50 GB.  What can I do about it without screwing up iTunes and how do I keep it doesn't happen?  Thank you.

  One possible approach is to use the file > add folder to library to add the iTunes Media folder, and then everything that is currently in the press kit and is not already connected to the library will be added to it. You can then deduplication.

  iTunes can create duplicates if the same content is added several times from outside the media folder when it is about to make copies of everything that is added to the library, or is added from an external drive that hosts the press kit that was disconnected during the launch of iTunes.

  Official notice of Apple on the duplicates is here: find and remove duplicates in your iTunes library. This is a manual process and article fails to explain some of the potential pitfalls such as the lost coast and membership of playlist, or sometimes the same file can be represented by multiple entries in the library as well as a removal and recycling the file will break all the others.

  Use MAJ > view > show items to reproduce exactly to display the duplicates because it is normally a selection more useful. You must manually select all but one of each group to remove. Sort the list by Date added can make easier select appropriate tracks, but it works better when executed immediately after the dupes were created.  If you have several entries in iTunes connected to a same file on the disk hard then don't not send to trash.

  Use my DeDuper script (Windows only) If you are not sure, do not want to do it by hand, or want to maintain ratings, play counts and playlist membership. See this background thread , this post for detailed instructions and Please take note of the warning to back up your library before deduping.

  (If you don't see the menu bar press ALT to temporarily view or CTRL + B to keep displayed.)

  The latest version of the script can put away the dead links as long as there is at least a double live to merge his stats and membership of the playlist and must deal wisely when the same file has been added through multiple paths.

  TT2

• CLong

  How to delete songs in double in the playlist that have been uploaded from CD

  Official notice of Apple on the duplicates is here: find and remove duplicates in your iTunes library. This is a manual process and article fails to explain some of the potential pitfalls such as the lost coast and membership of playlist, or sometimes the same file can be represented by multiple entries in the library as well as a removal and recycling the file will break all the others.

  Use MAJ > view > show items to reproduce exactly to display the duplicates because it is normally a selection more useful. You must manually select all but one of each group to remove. Sort the list by Date added can make easier select appropriate tracks, but it works better when executed immediately after the dupes were created.  If you have several entries in iTunes connected to a same file on the disk hard then don't not send to trash.

  Use my DeDuper script (Windows only) If you are not sure, do not want to do it by hand, or want to maintain ratings, play counts and playlist membership. See this background thread , this post for detailed instructions and Please take note of the warning to back up your library before deduping.

  (If you don't see the menu bar press ALT to temporarily view or CTRL + B to keep displayed.)

  The latest version of the script can put away the dead links as long as there is at least a double live to merge his stats and membership of the playlist and must deal wisely when the same file has been added through multiple paths.

  TT2

• Try to remove duplicates, "show exact duplicates" check all instances of some songs

  I'm trying to remove the duplicates in my iTunes (in thousands) library. I view "replica", but for some songs, it checks all instances of the same song, so I can't delete checked without losing these songs in total. Is there a way to fix this, or what I have to go through the entire library of the song?

  Using the latest version of iTunes on a windows PC.  I read the instructions for the removal of duplicates, but my situation is not covered.

  Thank you

  If an entry in a list of audit checks another which makes me suspect that you watch a playlist in which the same elements have been added more than once, rather than the main list of music. The boxes are global in iTunes. One of the phases in my deduper script mentioned below clearly these duplicates of playlist, however, in its current form you need to run it on every playlist where you have this problem if only would you fix this type of problem. For the cleaning of the library to start with the source music in the view of songs and use exact replica. The current version requires counties to disk and the number of titles to match who I'm not sure was always necessary. If you don't see any duplicates that you would expect that maybe why.

  Official notice of Apple on the duplicates is here: find and remove duplicates in your iTunes library. This is a manual process and article fails to explain some of the potential pitfalls such as the lost coast and membership of playlist, or sometimes the same file can be represented by multiple entries in the library as well as a removal and recycling the file will break all the others.

  Use MAJ > view > show items to reproduce exactly to display the duplicates because it is normally a selection more useful. You must manually select all but one of each group to remove. Sort the list by Date added can make easier select appropriate tracks, but it works better when executed immediately after the dupes were created.  If you have several entries in iTunes connected to a same file on the disk hard then don't not send to trash.

  Use my DeDuper script (Windows only) If you are not sure, do not want to do it by hand, or want to maintain ratings, play counts and playlist membership. See this background thread , this post for detailed instructions and Please take note of the warning to back up your library before deduping.

  (If you don't see the menu bar press ALT to temporarily view or CTRL + B to keep displayed.)

  The latest version of the script can put away the dead links as long as there is at least a double live to merge his stats and membership of the playlist and must deal wisely when the same file has been added through multiple paths.

  TT2

• If I delete a song in the list of duplicates itunes, it has an effect on the existing playlist?

  If I delete a song in the list of duplicates itunes, it has an effect on the existing playlist?

  Official notice of Apple on the duplicates is here: find and remove duplicates in your iTunes library. This is a manual process and article fails to explain some of the potential pitfalls such as the lost coast and membership of playlist, or sometimes the same file can be represented by multiple entries in the library as well as a removal and recycling the file will break all the others.

  Use MAJ > view > show items to reproduce exactly to display the duplicates because it is normally a selection more useful. You must manually select all but one of each group to remove. Sort the list by Date added can make easier select appropriate tracks, but it works better when executed immediately after the dupes were created.  If you have several entries in iTunes connected to a same file on the disk hard then don't not send to trash.

  Use my DeDuper script (Windows only) If you are not sure, do not want to do it by hand, or want to maintain ratings, play counts and playlist membership. See this background thread , this post for detailed instructions and Please take note of the warning toback up your library before deduping.

  (If you don't see the menu bar press ALT to temporarily view or CTRL + B to keep displayed.)

  The latest version of the script can put away the dead links as long as there is at least a double live to merge his stats and membership of the playlist and must deal wisely when the same file has been added through multiple paths.

  With this many files, it might pay to break down the problem into smaller pieces.

  TT2

• Lose the links to external HARD disk of

  If I import something in iTunes 12.3 from an external HARD drive, as soon as I turn off the computer, or remove the external hard drive, he'll never find the files again, even if the drive designation is the same. Why? How can I prevent this?

  Whenever I then tr to import something on my iPod, the program does not give me a warning that the files not found, instead, I drag-and - drop folders on the iPod, and the interrupted icon flashes 3 times, as it does when the transfer normally woks. If I look carefully on the row of the SECOND high, and no level of "work in progress" does not appear behind the file in the background, indicating that a transfer is in progress, then nothing happens, and no files are transferred. Then I noticed once I walk around with the camera. Given that I don't want to wait half a day for my library do a new import every time I turn on the new PC, I just use the old memory of the files, select what I want, then re - import only this folder on top the already existing folder. If I do that several times, I can finish with several times the files in the folder, all but the last loaded then have the exclamation make indicating that the file has been lost. This can last indefinitely (e.g. 20 identical files with the explanation marks and the other without if I imported the record 21 times). Of course, only the last import is transferred to the device.

  THX.

  Marmoset500 wrote:

  If I import something in iTunes 12.3 from an external HARD drive, as soon as I turn off the computer, or remove the external hard drive, he'll never find the files again, even if the drive designation is the same. Why? How can I prevent this?

  It's not quite like that. If iTunes starts up and has reason to notice that a drive where other titles are supposed to be stored is offline, then it flags those followed with the exclamation point. If subsequently put you at the disposal of the player and import the same tracks it will make fresh entries in the library for them. If you close iTunes and then reopen it, you should find that the two entries of work. The perfect way to work with iTunes is for her to have a content library internal computer discs auto if there is room, or on an external drive connected normally. and in both cases keep a backup on a separate disk. See make a split cell library for more details

  Whenever I then tr to import something on my iPod, the program does not give me a warning that the files not found, instead, I drag-and - drop folders on the iPod, and the interrupted icon flashes 3 times, as it does when the transfer normally woks. If I look carefully on the row of the SECOND high, and no level of "work in progress" does not appear behind the file in the background, indicating that a transfer is in progress, then nothing happens, and no files are transferred. Then I noticed once I walk around with the camera.

  As stated in your feed to repress 'fake' lost files transfer when iTunes is unable to do what he is asked he often fails silently. The answer is to keep your library organized correctly there is no broken links and not duplicates.

  Given that I don't want to wait half a day for my library do a new import every time I turn on the new PC, I just use the old memory of the files, select what I want, then re - import only this folder on top the already existing folder. If I do that several times, I can finish with several times the files in the folder, all but the last loaded then have the exclamation make indicating that the file has been lost. This can last indefinitely (e.g. 20 identical files with the explanation marks and the other without if I imported the record 21 times). Of course, only the last import is transferred to the device.

  When iTunes has multiple entries for the same file there is only one of them on the device. Broken entries are not copied over. It seems that you manually manage the device that takes the most effort than syncing playlists selected from a well-trained library.

  Duplicates in iTunes are usually the result of re-import content located outside the media folder where your settings allow for the songs imported to copy in the media folder. iTunes is not keep a record of the external paths, so if you add the same record twice, you get two copies. If you start iTunes with the media on an external drive disconnected, then plug in the hard drive and then add files to iTunes iTunes can contain multiple references to the same files. If the reader has several times different drive letters, or you manually move media autour, then this can lead to broken links.

  Official notice of Apple on the duplicates is here: find and remove duplicates in your iTunes library. This is a manual process and article fails to explain some of the potential pitfalls such as the lost coast and membership of playlist, or sometimes the same file can be represented by multiple entries in the library as well as a removal and recycling the file will break all the others.

  Use MAJ > view > show items to reproduce exactly to display the duplicates because it is normally a selection more useful. You must manually select all but one of each group to remove. Sort the list by Date added can make easier select appropriate tracks, but it works better when executed immediately after the dupes were created.  If you have several entries in iTunes connected to a same file on the disk hard then don't not send to trash.

  Use my DeDuper script (Windows only) If you are not sure, do not want to do it by hand, or want to maintain ratings, play counts and playlist membership. See this background thread , this post for detailed instructions and Please take note of the warning to back up your library before deduping.

  (If you don't see the menu bar press ALT to temporarily view or CTRL + B to keep displayed.)

  The latest version of the script can put away the dead links as long as there is at least a double live to merge his stats and membership of the playlist and must deal wisely when the same file has been added through multiple paths.

  You can also take a look at my comments in this thread Re: why iTunes double, triple or even quadruple songs I import there? and hhgttg27 for some more information on the Organization of the library and the effects of the different options in iTunes.

  TT2