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ITunes Funtionality?

Asked by aanuszek1 (2290points) September 9th, 2008

As much as I hate Apple, I think it’s about time I put down my Archos 605 WiFi and jump on the bandwagon. I hate to say it, but Apple has the music industry locked up. As for iTunes, is there a feature that lets you “Auto Organize Files” where it will move your music files to a specified folder hierarchy and rename it? Those of you who use MediaMonkey know what I’m talking about:

(From MediaMonkey’s Website)

Automatically organize and rename files on your hard drive into a logical hierarchy. Instead of storing your files haphazardly all over your hard drive, MediaMonkey’s auto-organizer can organize them into folders and filenames of your choice based on attributes such as artist, album, track title and track number.

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cwilbur's avatar

Yes, although Apple pretty much chooses how the organization works.

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MissAnthrope's avatar

To elaborate on what cwilbur said (which is correct), the format will be a folder per artist, with subfolders for albums.

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waterskier2007's avatar

it does it, and idk why cwilbur is complaining about how itunes automatically chooses it because its a pretty logical filesystem

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cwilbur's avatar

I’m not complaining. I’m just pointing out that you get exactly one option for how the files are organized. This is likely to be a dealbreaker for some people.

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