I have a lot of MP3s spread over 3 HDs. Recently I had a big
time HD crash and lost a lot of stuff and ended up moving a
lot of files around, adding HDs and generally shuffling things
around. My iTunes Library is messed up.

I was thinking I'd just toss it and start over by dragging all
my files into iTunes and letting it build a new Library.

Is there any reason why I shouldn't so that?
Could I run into any problems?

Thanks

heron

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<heronstone-56D93A.20454815092003[at]news.comcast.giganews.com>,
heron stone <heronstone[at]comcast.net> wrote:

> I have a lot of MP3s spread over 3 HDs. Recently I had a big
> time HD crash and lost a lot of stuff and ended up moving a
> lot of files around, adding HDs and generally shuffling things
> around. My iTunes Library is messed up.
>
> I was thinking I'd just toss it and start over by dragging all
> my files into iTunes and letting it build a new Library.
>
> Is there any reason why I shouldn't so that?
> Could I run into any problems?

The only ones that I can think of is that you will loose ratings and
playlists.

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Heath
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Heath Raftery <hraftery[at]myrealbox.com> writes:
>
> The only ones that I can think of is that you will loose ratings and
> playlists.

And any info not stored in ID3 tags (for instance, title, album and
artist for WAV/AIFF files.)

-- David