Sync my beatunes with itunes professional#

Song Sergeant: This app is able to a) find duplicates but also b) resolve duplicates very smartly. I had about 600 missing items when I started, and TuneSpan was able to recover 300 of them. After it has found these items, it tries to recover them too.

This feature scans the iTunes library for anything that is marked with an exclamation mark ( !) by also checking if the file linked in iTunes is in the Finder. TuneSpan has a neat feature for this it's called 'Locate Missing Files' (available in the Tools menu). I had to do it in batches, and later decided to just move everything using the Finder, and then see what happens. While in the recovery process, I decided that it's best to get rid of any missing or external items, and consolidate everything back onto the main iTunes volume. This way it becomes super-easy to split an iTunes library that becomes too big to multiple volumes. It's main purpose is to relocate certain items to different volumes. Here's a list of things that helped me along the way, and which parts of which tool functioned well. Unfortunately I had to repair a good chunk of my library because of missing items (songs and movies), missing metadata like artwork, album, tiles, etc., but I also had storage issues. This is also true for all the apps that are aimed at helping DJ's do their job, like Mixed in Keys or Beatunes. iTunes is basically the most common music library everyone else agrees on.

Sync my beatunes with itunes professional#

Most, if not all, professional DJ apps integrate with iTunes as their backend. Recently I started moving back to the good old iTunes because I wanted to start DJing again.