Has anyone seen this? It's starting to drive me insane:
When using iTunes, listening to a particular tune, I'm expecting that iTunes will continue on to the next tune on the album its playing. Shuffle is OFF. iTunes will, at the end of the song, move to another song in the library, regardless of artist, genre, etc.
For example, say you're listening to Artist A, whose CD is songs 200-210. At the end of #205, and you're expecting #206, it will move to play the next tune - like #253, which is Artist B, and another genre altogether. If you're listening to #208, though, you'll get #209...
I have at least a dozen albums where this happens, too (or more). It seems to redirect to the same four or five albums, too. I own all of the albums in question - all of them were ripped from CD at one point in time or another; none are from iTunes purchases. And - it didn't always do this - at one point, it was well-behaved.
The only thing that seems to make sense to me is that my library has been on several hard drives over the years, and maybe the database is corrupt. Is there any way to clean this up and make iTunes behave properly, or am I going to have to re-rip all of my music into a new iTunes database?
My iTunes database is 5,736 songs, 17:15:36:10 total time, 46.31GB - nowhere near huge, compared to some people I know, but still a royal PIA to re-rip...
Any ideas?
When using iTunes, listening to a particular tune, I'm expecting that iTunes will continue on to the next tune on the album its playing. Shuffle is OFF. iTunes will, at the end of the song, move to another song in the library, regardless of artist, genre, etc.
For example, say you're listening to Artist A, whose CD is songs 200-210. At the end of #205, and you're expecting #206, it will move to play the next tune - like #253, which is Artist B, and another genre altogether. If you're listening to #208, though, you'll get #209...
I have at least a dozen albums where this happens, too (or more). It seems to redirect to the same four or five albums, too. I own all of the albums in question - all of them were ripped from CD at one point in time or another; none are from iTunes purchases. And - it didn't always do this - at one point, it was well-behaved.
The only thing that seems to make sense to me is that my library has been on several hard drives over the years, and maybe the database is corrupt. Is there any way to clean this up and make iTunes behave properly, or am I going to have to re-rip all of my music into a new iTunes database?
My iTunes database is 5,736 songs, 17:15:36:10 total time, 46.31GB - nowhere near huge, compared to some people I know, but still a royal PIA to re-rip...
Any ideas?