Will adding the iTunes library again using add folder make duplicates or just find what it doesn't have?
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I have added multiple folders to the folder iTunes uses for its library. I need iTunes to find and recognize these files. I can't do it manually b/c I don't remember all the folders I've added. I want iTunes to search the folder it uses for the library and find the new folders I've added. Make sense? Zune does this no problem. I'm worried iTunes will make duplicates of the entire library if I re-add the library folder.
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Answer:
im not really understanding your question.. if you add music to a folder then add that folder again, the music will not be duplicated, and if for some reason it is. you can click " show duplicates".
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