On Jan 27, 2008, at 10:34 AM, Studio_Two wrote: > > moley6knipe;262363 Wrote: >> You could try deleting the .xml file (you may need to stop SS >> first, as >> on my PC it won't allow me to delete it with SS running, well I >> **think** it's SS that's hooked into it) open and close iTunes - that >> should get you a fresh .xml file. > > Ah thanks, that's really worth knowing. > > If I understand correctly, iTunes doesn't use this "xml" file - it's > just something that is created for the benefit of other applications > (such a SqueezeCenter"). That's what the XML files is for. iTunes has its own "iTunes Music Library" file which keeps its private database, and exports the XML file for outside applications (including other Apple applications) to know what's in the library. Deleting the XML file is a safe operation, though I think that in the case that iTunes has a corrupted DB, it will import the XML file to recreate it.
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