My husband and I have a lot of music. I keep it organized on my C drive in the “My Music” folder with my music in one folder and my husband’s in another.
C:\User\My Music\John Doe
C:\User\My Music\Jane Doe
Unfortunately a lot (but not all) of my music is also located in the iTunes folder:
C:\User\My Music\iTunes\iTunes Media\Music
At this point I'm wasting space because I have music duplicated/located in two different places.
I use iTunes as a method of moving music onto my devices, I don’t use it for any other functions.
I am not using either of these functions:
Keep iTunes Media folder organized
Copy files to iTunes Media folder ...
Basically, I want iTunes to reference the “My Music” folder on my hard drive in order to find the songs to play. I don’t need iTunes to copy them into its own folder.
Is that possible? If so, how should I go about fixing this? Should I remove iTunes and start over?
C:\User\My Music\John Doe
C:\User\My Music\Jane Doe
Unfortunately a lot (but not all) of my music is also located in the iTunes folder:
C:\User\My Music\iTunes\iTunes Media\Music
At this point I'm wasting space because I have music duplicated/located in two different places.
I use iTunes as a method of moving music onto my devices, I don’t use it for any other functions.
I am not using either of these functions:
Keep iTunes Media folder organized
Copy files to iTunes Media folder ...
Basically, I want iTunes to reference the “My Music” folder on my hard drive in order to find the songs to play. I don’t need iTunes to copy them into its own folder.
Is that possible? If so, how should I go about fixing this? Should I remove iTunes and start over?
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