[iTunes] Redundant Audio Tracks

[Mel Krewall]

I know this thread is kinda old, but I ran across the following item on 
MacInTouch that might be of interest:


Hyperbolic Software's iTunes Dupes Barrier 1.0.1 can locate duplicate 
songs in your iTunes and iPod song databases using the song name, 
artist name, album, and file size as criteria. The software can also 
combine with the company's Doublet Scan 10 to offer more advanced 
searches. iTunes Dupes Barrier is free for Mac OS X 10.3 with iTunes 
4.0 or later.

Maybe this will help.

Mel

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On Oct 13, 2004, at 11:15 AM, Axxll wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> i think my music collection is duplicated. Here is why.
>
> I found that  4050 tracks are in [ /user/axxll/music/ itunes ]
> those tracks where the initial tracks i had  before i conducted 
> editing and cleaning up of tags  etc.
>
> in another location:  [ user/axxll/music/ itunes/itunes music ]   
> there are  3047 tracks.  those are the cleaned up tracks and those are 
> what i see in Itunes library pane and i listen to.
>
> The Quesiton is :   How do i get rid of  the first 4050 tracks yet 
> maintain the second collection?  I am scared to delete the  first 
> batch at  [/user/axxll/music/itunes]  thinking that this is the root 
> of the second batch at  [ /user/axxll/music/itunes/itunes music ]
>
> As u can see i get scared easily. so help me please
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