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bvalleygirl

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#88662 20-Aug-2011 13:26
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The songs get an exclaimation mark and a message saying the original song couldnt be found. Do I want to locate it.  When I click yes, it takes me to the libraries, but the same thing happens.  Any ideas?

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  #509340 20-Aug-2011 13:27
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Will it not give you an option to browse to the file?



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  #509358 20-Aug-2011 14:15
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Clear your library and start again? That's what i did with winamp when I canged the name of a network pc

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  #509414 20-Aug-2011 18:24
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Or change the library location in the XML file.



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  #509424 20-Aug-2011 19:32
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IME iTunes is pretty sensitive on file location, it likes to keep control over where it puts them and if you change anything (i.e. moving your library to another drive) it doesn't like it too much. Not sure if there is a better way but I just deleted the whole library and reloaded it from the new location, gave me a chance to have a tidy up while I was at it.




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  #509430 20-Aug-2011 19:40
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bvalleygirl: The songs get an exclaimation mark and a message saying the original song couldnt be found. Do I want to locate it.  When I click yes, it takes me to the libraries, but the same thing happens.  Any ideas?


itunes is a hopeless at arranging music files...you could try to manually locate each of your files...

I tried once to let itunes manage my music (as recommended by the apple support site)....but, tried to move all my files into it's own location, was a nightmare to fix. 

All the playlists get stuffed too. 




 

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  #509490 20-Aug-2011 23:47
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Thank you all so much for replying.  I did click "try to locate", but it just took me to previous libraries and when I opened them they looked just the same as the one I was in and reacted the same way.  I am too scared to do anything, so I think I will try and find someone who can do it for me and perhaps clean my computer at the same time!  Will let you know the result.  Can anyone suggest somewhere to take it in Auckland?

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