How to make iTunes automatically add new songs in a given folder in Mac OS

[ValentineSS]

I have desktop at my home from last six months and I don’t have any problem with the working of my device. I am the user of the Mac OS. I want some information about the system. Actually my problem is related to ITunes. I'm constantly getting latest music, and the majority of it makes a point not to hail from the iTunes store. I have it all formed in my music organizer, but in the event that I put the entire music envelope in my library, it duplicates all things. Is there a route around this, or a strategy to have iTunes check for unique music every time its opened? Please help me.

[Badrunath]

I think you possess no issue whatsoever with an Applescript. Perhaps even Automator could work. Please go for it.

[MahaGuru]

I have stated that I intend no private offense: but someday, for example folks who would be able to not change in accordance with the "horse to internal combustion engine" transition, those Luddites who lack the capacity to let go of old fashioned, resolute, manual envelope-group can soon be also taunted for their persistent refusal to update to a more adaptable, advantageous, and effective framework dependent upon metadata.

[GeforceUser]

I want to say that since you have a piece of programming that orders all items for you, why be unshakable and express that you need it your method? Actually import your latest indexes to your iTunes library and after that erase them. It is very simple as that.

[Bull50]

It is totally foolish to have an organizer called KLSJJKH and within that have an additional one called KLSDHJF (&WYERH and within that have an additional one called LDHJSF&$JH and within that have an additional one called KLJDHF&$H and after that have a group of tunes called HWERF&, SDLKFJ*$, S:LDFJ)#, SDJF& and SDKFH. That makes it unlikely to spot what you require in the discoverer. "Why you try to identify music documents in the discoverer? Unequivocally does every little item through iTunes". I do different things with my music that don't include iTunes, and should have the ability to recognize my stuff. The just explanation I utilize iTunes is on account of I hold an iPod, and don't even kick me off on that thing. In the event that it’s MY music, I ought to have the ability to get it on and off of my private player as required. NOT a restricted operation.

[DotNetUser]

ITunes utilizes an Artist/Album structure on the PC/Mac, so I don't comprehend what you are speaking about, and there's no requirement for swearwords. Bypassing the irreverence filters is an offense here. The DB on the iPod is mysterious, but you don't settle that by having your particular structure on the PC/Mac. Probably you have to regard Rockbox.

[$tatic]

Here I am giving you some information which may help you.
• Identifying your stuff shouldn't be troublesome which most likely Spotlight will identify it for you?
• In the event that you prepare disk utilize on your iPod would you be able to not actually modifiable MP3 documents onto it without utilizing iTunes? Since not, then there are numerous shareware hacks that permit you to operate the matter of your iPod without utilizing iTunes.
• I'm categorically sure that you would be able to override iTunes default indexes for music records in Preferences and keep your music in another place.
• Admitting that, for instance some different notices, I'm not certain what question you have iTunes (blatantly rather neat) inclination of putting tracks in an envelope with the collection name, inside a different organizer with the craftsman name.

[CitricAcid]

Since the majority of it is claiming roots in P2P networks then it won't be tagged. In the event that a large portion of what you have is in the frame of unpurchased music, then it'll reasonable be severely (if to any detectable degree) tagged. Or, if prefer me you tear outside of iTunes then you run across a comparative situation, aside from every last item is decently tagged. I've found no positively great keys to an automatic-import on startup, and as an alternate turned to a music administration programming which has the capacity and adaptability to work the method I would like it to. In any case its Windows-just, there are no devices at whatever place close it on the Mac and I ensure that booting into Boot Camp or Parallels to administer your music will drive you bananas in short request assuming that you attempt to do it on a Mac. As the people expressed, Rockbox is a worthy if rather hokey choice of changing over your iPod to drag & drop. There are alternate choices: iRiver and iAudio players are drag & drop or might be switched into drag & drop mode, with the intention that you would be able to get rid of iTunes. Yet probably if the tagging is an issue it would be preferable spending some time tagging your music, or altering the tags on your music before you put it in iTunes.

[Blazej]

Since you don't need copies of your tunes actually head off to propelled and unclick the choice that declares duplicate music to iTunes envelope. Likewise verify not to move those envelopes around or iTunes won’t have the ability to identify the tracks without you identifying them yourself. In the event that you need to put newfangled melodies in iTunes mechanically I am confident you would be able to compose something in automator.

[void]

You might as well have the capacity to do it with AppleScript and Folder Actions. I don't know something greater than that however, too bad. It's a disgrace there's no exceptional music player for OS X.