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iPod missing song?
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Join Date: Dec 1999
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Ok, here's an interesting question...
My iPod seems to missing one song from my library. iTunes indicates 3675 songs, but my iPod only shows 3674.
I've checked all of the protected AACs and I am authorized to play them all. I've also checked for files in iPod incompatible formats. I've converted everything so that I only have MP3, AAC and protected AAC files. I've even gone to the extent of restoring the iPod and re-syncing w/ my iTunes library.
Any thoughts? The idea of going through 3675 songs one be one is not a pleasant one. Anyone know of a good file compare util?
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Maybe there's a song in the iTunes Library list, but the actual file can't be found. Thus it can't sync. Just a thought.
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Originally posted by zachs:
Maybe there's a song in the iTunes Library list, but the actual file can't be found. Thus it can't sync. Just a thought.
Well, I ditto'ed the invisibe iPod_Control/Music folder to my scratch volume. I will try to compare the contents of that folder.
I found a couple of utils from Versiontracker, but nothing seems to be able to just compare file listings (new, added or missing files, etc).
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I once got a popup message from iTunes saying it can't transfer some songs because they can't be played. It then gave an example: ie: yousong here .
I checked the song and it was a mp3 file so I don't know why it said that my iPod couldn't play it... I dunno... Maybe that's what happened to you.
Mike
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Join Date: Dec 1999
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Originally posted by MikeD:
I checked the song and it was a mp3 file so I don't know why it said that my iPod couldn't play it... I dunno... Maybe that's what happened to you.
I've seen that message. As I said I converted verything to AAC and now those files play fine on the iPod. I am not getting this message any longer (even after the restore), and yet it seems to be one song short.
Very odd.
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Admin Emeritus  Join Date: Oct 1999
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It won't sync unchecked songs if you've told it to ignore them, and it won't sync streaming audio bookmarks.
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When this happened to me I traced it to a streaming audio bookmark from the "Radio" section of iTunes.
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