Aloha everyone,
I have a playlist for my daily drive to and from work (I spend about an hour each way), and I manually set it up, as some of the podcasts I enjoy are daily, and some are updated at other times. When I add a new podcast to the playlist, it goes to the bottom of the list. After everything is added, I select the new tracks and drag them to the top. At least that's what I did until this morning.
I was able to select the newest tracks, but I was prevented from dragging and dropping them in that same window. In other words, it looked like a normal drag and drop window, with a blue selection border around the content portion of the window. Instead of seeing the blue horizontal line and the table cell containing the trace data that I normally see, it looked like a drag and drop cluster you normally see in the Finder.
BTW, I'm using the latest available build of iTunes, but have been using it since its release last week. This is the first time I've experienced this issue. I just checked other playlists, but this one seems to be the only one affected. I can do a "nuke and pave" (delete and recreate, which is the Micro$oft way), but I'd rather figure out what happened to this particular playlist. If anyone has any information that may help me understand what happened, I would be eternally grateful
Thanks in advance for any and all responses.
I have a playlist for my daily drive to and from work (I spend about an hour each way), and I manually set it up, as some of the podcasts I enjoy are daily, and some are updated at other times. When I add a new podcast to the playlist, it goes to the bottom of the list. After everything is added, I select the new tracks and drag them to the top. At least that's what I did until this morning.
I was able to select the newest tracks, but I was prevented from dragging and dropping them in that same window. In other words, it looked like a normal drag and drop window, with a blue selection border around the content portion of the window. Instead of seeing the blue horizontal line and the table cell containing the trace data that I normally see, it looked like a drag and drop cluster you normally see in the Finder.
BTW, I'm using the latest available build of iTunes, but have been using it since its release last week. This is the first time I've experienced this issue. I just checked other playlists, but this one seems to be the only one affected. I can do a "nuke and pave" (delete and recreate, which is the Micro$oft way), but I'd rather figure out what happened to this particular playlist. If anyone has any information that may help me understand what happened, I would be eternally grateful
Thanks in advance for any and all responses.