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Running Applescript when adding Files to iTunes

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Is it possible to run an applescript when adding a file to iTunes? More specifically I want to run an applescript that removes the .avi file extension. I have my computer set up so when I drop an avi movie file into my movies folder it adds it to iTunes, but it adds an annoying .avi to the end of the file name. Thanks in advance for any help.
 

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