Here's the situation... I have a centralized network location where I store my "iTunes Music" directory. This location contains all the media (music and video), but no library information. We have 2 computers with separate libraries that use the files on this network drive. Each computer has its own set of playlists, podcast subscriptions, and devices (ipods and iphones) that attach to it. I set it up this way so we would not duplicate files, but so that each computer could be customized to each user.
SO! Now, I'm interested in upgrading all my tracks to iTunes Plus (1091 total songs). I did a test by upgrading only 1 album on my MacBook Pro. The problem is that the other computer (an iMac) could not find any of the tracks in the album, and I had to manually one-by-one find the files for each track.
Usually, the computers stay pretty well in sync. I've actually changed an album name on one computer, and the other computer automatically updated its location with no input from me. However, this is a major obstacle to rid myself of DRM. Any ideas on how I can upgrade without changing the pointer to the file for each and every track on the 2nd computer?
Thanks,
Doug
SO! Now, I'm interested in upgrading all my tracks to iTunes Plus (1091 total songs). I did a test by upgrading only 1 album on my MacBook Pro. The problem is that the other computer (an iMac) could not find any of the tracks in the album, and I had to manually one-by-one find the files for each track.
Usually, the computers stay pretty well in sync. I've actually changed an album name on one computer, and the other computer automatically updated its location with no input from me. However, this is a major obstacle to rid myself of DRM. Any ideas on how I can upgrade without changing the pointer to the file for each and every track on the 2nd computer?
Thanks,
Doug
