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I'm having trouble importing music into Itunes 7.
If you try to 'add folder to library', itunes crashes after a few seconds. This only happens if you try to add a folder with lots of music in it. If you try to add 1 folder containing - say 20 files - it works fine. This means that instead of importing all of your music in one go, you have to do it by artist which is a proper pain if you have more music. This worked fine in XP but not Vista. Anyone else have this problem ? |
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it doesn't seem to be your only problem... ;-)
"McBainia" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I'm having trouble importing music into Itunes 7. If you try to 'add folder to library', itunes crashes after a few seconds. This only happens if you try to add a folder with lots of music in it. If you try to add 1 folder containing - say 20 files - it works fine. This means that instead of importing all of your music in one go, you have to do it by artist which is a proper pain if you have more music. This worked fine in XP but not Vista. Anyone else have this problem ? |
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Well done. What a great help.
My other problem is that i'm not a sad loser who has nothing better to do with his time than send pointless replies to complete strangers. You would appear to be the ideal person to solve this one. Clown. "Pumori" wrote: it doesn't seem to be your only problem... ;-) "McBainia" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I'm having trouble importing music into Itunes 7. If you try to 'add folder to library', itunes crashes after a few seconds. This only happens if you try to add a folder with lots of music in it. If you try to add 1 folder containing - say 20 files - it works fine. This means that instead of importing all of your music in one go, you have to do it by artist which is a proper pain if you have more music. This worked fine in XP but not Vista. Anyone else have this problem ? |
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Outch!! Nice reply..
![]() Listen, um gonna give you multiple solutions and c f any1 works.. If you're using the latest version of iTunes "7.0.1.8", try to unistall it, install the old version import your music, then upgrade to the new version.. If that doesn't work, try to delete the iTunes library file "Located in the iTunes music folder", and import music again.. If that doesn't work, try to check the drive where your music files are using the windows scanner.. If you don't know how, right click the drive, click "Properties", click "Tools", click "Check Now...", check on "Scan for and attemp..", click "Start", a msg should be displayed sayin tht windows will schedule a scan next time you start windows, restart the computer, a scan should start before windows starts, it might find some errors in the system file and fix them.. Hope I was any kind of help.. Take it easy.. DiDo "McBainia" wrote: Well done. What a great help. My other problem is that i'm not a sad loser who has nothing better to do with his time than send pointless replies to complete strangers. You would appear to be the ideal person to solve this one. Clown. "Pumori" wrote: it doesn't seem to be your only problem... ;-) "McBainia" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I'm having trouble importing music into Itunes 7. If you try to 'add folder to library', itunes crashes after a few seconds. This only happens if you try to add a folder with lots of music in it. If you try to add 1 folder containing - say 20 files - it works fine. This means that instead of importing all of your music in one go, you have to do it by artist which is a proper pain if you have more music. This worked fine in XP but not Vista. Anyone else have this problem ? |
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Worked Perfect. Thank you for your help.
"DiDo FRGT/10" wrote: Outch!! Nice reply.. ![]() Listen, um gonna give you multiple solutions and c f any1 works.. If you're using the latest version of iTunes "7.0.1.8", try to unistall it, install the old version import your music, then upgrade to the new version.. If that doesn't work, try to delete the iTunes library file "Located in the iTunes music folder", and import music again.. If that doesn't work, try to check the drive where your music files are using the windows scanner.. If you don't know how, right click the drive, click "Properties", click "Tools", click "Check Now...", check on "Scan for and attemp..", click "Start", a msg should be displayed sayin tht windows will schedule a scan next time you start windows, restart the computer, a scan should start before windows starts, it might find some errors in the system file and fix them.. Hope I was any kind of help.. Take it easy.. DiDo "McBainia" wrote: Well done. What a great help. My other problem is that i'm not a sad loser who has nothing better to do with his time than send pointless replies to complete strangers. You would appear to be the ideal person to solve this one. Clown. "Pumori" wrote: it doesn't seem to be your only problem... ;-) "McBainia" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I'm having trouble importing music into Itunes 7. If you try to 'add folder to library', itunes crashes after a few seconds. This only happens if you try to add a folder with lots of music in it. If you try to add 1 folder containing - say 20 files - it works fine. This means that instead of importing all of your music in one go, you have to do it by artist which is a proper pain if you have more music. This worked fine in XP but not Vista. Anyone else have this problem ? |
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Hey,
Which of those solutions helped? I am having the same issue with my Windows Ultimate install, although oddly enough I can import fine in the seam version of itunes on my Windows Home Premium on my laptop and both are clean installs. "McBainia" wrote: Worked Perfect. Thank you for your help. "DiDo FRGT/10" wrote: Outch!! Nice reply.. ![]() Listen, um gonna give you multiple solutions and c f any1 works.. If you're using the latest version of iTunes "7.0.1.8", try to unistall it, install the old version import your music, then upgrade to the new version.. If that doesn't work, try to delete the iTunes library file "Located in the iTunes music folder", and import music again.. If that doesn't work, try to check the drive where your music files are using the windows scanner.. If you don't know how, right click the drive, click "Properties", click "Tools", click "Check Now...", check on "Scan for and attemp..", click "Start", a msg should be displayed sayin tht windows will schedule a scan next time you start windows, restart the computer, a scan should start before windows starts, it might find some errors in the system file and fix them.. Hope I was any kind of help.. Take it easy.. DiDo "McBainia" wrote: Well done. What a great help. My other problem is that i'm not a sad loser who has nothing better to do with his time than send pointless replies to complete strangers. You would appear to be the ideal person to solve this one. Clown. "Pumori" wrote: it doesn't seem to be your only problem... ;-) "McBainia" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I'm having trouble importing music into Itunes 7. If you try to 'add folder to library', itunes crashes after a few seconds. This only happens if you try to add a folder with lots of music in it. If you try to add 1 folder containing - say 20 files - it works fine. This means that instead of importing all of your music in one go, you have to do it by artist which is a proper pain if you have more music. This worked fine in XP but not Vista. Anyone else have this problem ? |