I have also found this when I am up to the wire with space on the disc (which only has music on it, nothing else) and I am converting an mp3 file into say an AAC file, it claims there is not enough room even though I have thrown out tracks which account for space many time over the space required. When I say thrown out I do mean thrown out, not left in the bin or removed from the library but not the disc.
However, I have found that if I put something in the bin which is not music and then empty the bin, the space is cleared. Happens every time. I just create a blank text file, save it to disc and then throw it out and away goes the junked music and I can function again. Is this not bizarre? Is it peculiar to my G4 or does this sound familiar to anyone else before I mention this to Apple?
Drew
iTunes 4.7.1 20Gb dedicated internal HD for iTunes G4 + OSX10.3.7
P.S.
I am interested to note that, because I used an M dash instead of a hyphen the server bounced this mail:
LIST module(list mac-uk) reports: Your message cannot be posted. It is composed using the 'windows-1252' character set, and this list accepts ISO-8859-1 only
Seems a little "picky" to me and suggesting I am using Windows I find quite offensive :0]
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