It also had some of my frustrations I've been having. I wrote a long rant about iTunes, Media Monkey etc. Then (if beaTunes uses an iTunes based library) it should show the same songs that are also in iTunes. Should I force a close, and run the inspection to get rid of the duplicates(and triplicates) and then re run the analysis?įorce closing beaTunes is almost always a bad idea. You probably need to synchronize beaTunes with iTunes ( File -> Synchronize). Iĭeleted them, but they are still showing up in the analysis. I cut those and put them in the right folder, which added them to iTunes. I deleted around 5k missing files thanks to the Apple Genius creating a new Automatically add to itunes folder in the wrong place that did not work. Not exactly sure what you mean with that. It also keeps telling me that it is applying solutions, and asking if I want to quit. This article is a little older, but explains fairly well what performance depends upon. a network drive), things take a lot longer than they would, if they were stored in a fast location (internal SSD). When they are stored in a slow location (e.g. Some tasks need to read your audio files.
Some tasks depend on network lookups (faster Internet access -> faster processing).What you ask beaTunes to do (fewer tasks -> faster processing).That's just an estimate, but it's based on processing speed on your system. I'm running the analysis now, and it went from a few days to : 27.9 weeks?! Yikes!
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