Who Needs Girl Talk When You Have a Corrupted iTunes Library?

[dieblucasdie]

probably!  iTunes sucks like that

[elpollodiablo]

I used to hate iTunes with a passion. Now that I've got a Mac and it's so seamlessly integrated, I hardly even think about it.

[crystalcakes]

probably!  iTunes sucks like that

dang! 

[jebreject]

I used to hate iTunes with a passion. Now that I've got a Mac and it's so seamlessly integrated, I hardly even think about it.

i still hate it for the most part

[Robert]

Okay, so I have an iPod, and I have a mac and I have a stupid question.  I used to use Windows, and so my iPod is Windows formatted BUT now I don't and I feel like I should update the iPod. 

So I have to totally take all the stuff off of the iPod and restore it, right?  (Or, you know, I guess I COULD find a friend with windows and run the update on that machine if this is the case...)

[coldforge]

yeah.

[Robert]

Damn.

[Robert]

By the way, if anyone ever needs to do this, there's a pretty awesome program called "Senuti" that works so well for pulling stuff off of an iPod and dumping it back into iTunes.

It's available for Windows, too.

By the way...it's iTunes spelled backwards.  GET IT?!?

Yeah. 

[shai faithe]

can i get a re-up of that original file?
and if it's not too much to ask, maybe a few of the other files as well?
i'm interested in seeing how one could intentionally recreate such an effect.
also, in other news:
i just heard "burn this city" and fuck! i did a "fireman"/"this fire" mash-up months ago and this is what i get for being lazy!

[dieblucasdie]

Alas, I no longer have it.  You could probably recreate it by using an outdated version of OSX, be adding a ton of shit to your iTunes library at once, AND be playing something.  I think basically that if you get iTunes doing enough things at once it can wig out.

[Andrew_TSKS]

i have that file. here it is.

[dieblucasdie]

Somehow, an mp3 consisting of the first 2 seconds of "Yr Web" by Silkworm got tagged as part of Broken Social Scene - You Forgot It in People.  It's especially weird since that album is tagged with the track number in the title, the only album in my library like that, and it's tagged the same way.  What the what?  Where did this thing even come from?  I'm pretty sure I downloaded You Forgot It in People like a year ago, and haven't listened to it or done anything to it until now.