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Otherwise, I second rokusan's advice about having the Mac search for music on your various harddrives and then consolidating the library. It's a great feature, but isn't intelligent at all. The last time I used that function, it would show every iteration of duplicates, based on title and artist information, but not based on album name, and it would give me all of them, not holding back one as an original-not-to-be-deleted. That may result in you losing ALL copies of the songs. Oh, and be careful with the previous suggestion that you 'select all and delete' in the Show Duplicates function in iTunes. It's not 100% able to find everything, but it does a pretty good job at keeping all that organized. posted by 1024x768 to Computers & Internet (11 answers total) 9 users marked this as a favoriteīest answer: I've been using GimmeSomeTune for a while to grab album art and lyrics from online for me.

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I'd prefer a free method of doing this, but would shell out a little bit of scratch if there were an app out there that did exactly what I wanted. I would prefer to use iTunes due to ease of syncing with my iPhone, but if there is a truly compelling alternative that will take care of everything, I am willing to consider it. The cleaned up collection will then be put into an iTunes library which I will let keep things from getting too messy in the future.

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This motley collection lives on a Macbook pro running 10.5. Confounding matters slightly is that many of the MP3s have woefully inadequate tagging/ID3 data. There's far too many files for me to devote the time to manually eliminating duplicates. Each of these dozen folders contains subfolders in various organizational formats. The issue is each folder is at least a partial duplicate of several others. After several computer switches, and crash+restore jobs I have approximately a dozen different folders containing between hundreds and thousands of MP3s each. I am embarking on a clean up of my enormously messy MP3 folders.

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