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iTunes Consolidator

iTunes Consolidator - 1.5

locate songs that were removed from iTunes

All Time: (4.0)
This Version: Not rated (0.0)
Current Version: 1.5
Release Date: 2008-05-22
License: Shareware
Downloads (this version): 826
Downloads (all versions): 4,367
Price: $4.95

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Product Description:

iTunes Consolidator is an easy to use application for locating songs that have been removed from your iTunes Library. Have you ever deleted a song from iTunes but clicked "Keep Files" in iTunes? iTunes Consolidator finds those files and gives you the chance to change your mind.

What's new in this version:

  • Updated Interface
  • New Faster Search Engine
  • 10.5 or later only
  • New Info Panel
  • Improved ID Tag Reading

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

  • Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
  • Mac OS X 10.5 PPC

Additional Requirements:

  • Mac OS X 10.5 or later
  • iTunes 7 or later

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iTunes Consolidator ReviewA True Godsend! - Version: 1.2.1, 5/25/2007 05:06PM PST

jreffner
This blew me away. It found several "lost" or broken files in two of my different libraries (Lossless & AAC). Most importantly it allowed me to compare the one it found vs. the one in the iTunes library (because I had previously re-ripped it thinking it was gone). It found broken ones that I didn't even realize was broken. I could then delete either one or add it to the library if I wanted. The interface couldn't be easier. It made no mistakes at all, and couldn't be happier. $4.95 is a hell of a bargain. I won't use it all of the time, but I will run it once a month or so. This is a stellar application!
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iTunes Consolidator ReviewLove it! - Version: 1.1, 10/2/2006 07:51AM PST

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chillipalmer111
My lost songs are now found!! I love this app! Now i can add seasonal tracks like Christmas music to itunes and then remove them so that they don't come back to haunt me during the year while i am playing my songs randomly. Come December this year I can easily find these songs and add them again with one click! Great app, simple, easy to use and well worth the tiny investment.
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iTunes Consolidator CommentarySuggestion - Version: 1.1, 10/2/2006 04:10AM PST

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MatrixPT
Maybe you should add a warning that says this application does not work with anything below 10.4. I tried downloading this but when I double-click on the icon, absolutely nothing happens. If I didn't know better (or if I'd downloaded this utility from somewhere like Versiontracker that doesn't tell me the application is 10.4 specific) I may have spent hours trying to figure out why the application was broken, or maybe spent hours trying to 'fix' my computer when in fact the application is the problem. At least put a Readme file in with the archive, to stop people running an older system from wasting time.

Developers who only develop for the latest version of OSX are simply turning Apple into another Microsoft. I don't want to be forced into upgrading my computer and operating system every year just so I can use some stupid utility. But if it gets to be that way, Windows is still much cheaper and my Windows 98 computer still runs the majority of shareware and commercial software, so I could just stick to using that instead. I'll have to forget the Mac exists. Sure, I'd miss the Mac, but at least I know that most companies don't turn their backs and ignore people with older computers.

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