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Every time I try to add a video to iTunes it hangs. Not just iTunes but my entire system hangs and all apps stop working. It’s so frustrating. This shouldn’t be possible on a Unix system. No error message in the console either. What am I supposed to do with that? If there was another program that organized media on the Mac I would drop iTunes today. Junk.
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itunes is grossly overdue for a massive overhaul.
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I cannot think of a worse and obligate Apple software product.
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Figured out what the problem was. iTunes flipped out and duplicated multiple terabytes of files. This filled up the drive my library resides on. So when I tried to add additional files iTunes couldn’t do it because the volume is full. Would have been nice if iTunes gave me a message saying “volume is full.” So tonight‘s job is to work on removing all the duplicate files. Not looking forward to this job.
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The only thing I let iTunes near are my audiobooks and ePub files for iBooks. (using iTunes is the only way to share the ePubs between devices). Movies, video's music - all to my WDTV (which will eventually become an Leelbox). I just copy over what I need.
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.....yeah.....Apple stuff......'just works'..............................your last nerve.....now.......
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I gotta say that using iTunes since its inception, I've never had it duplicate anything, let alone multiple TB of files.
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Is it v12.6.2 that Apple is offering up as the last least hope for mankind?
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davemchine wrote:
Figured out what the problem was. iTunes flipped out and duplicated multiple terabytes of files. This filled up the drive my library resides on. So when I tried to add additional files iTunes couldn’t do it because the volume is full. Would have been nice if iTunes gave me a message saying “volume is full.”
There was a time when it would have.
davemchine wrote:
So tonight‘s job is to work on removing all the duplicate files. Not looking forward to this job.
There are utilities available that should help you make short work of that task.