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<blockquote data-quote="riverteeth" data-source="post: 624638" data-attributes="member: 43488"><p>Yes, I've heard this time and time again. But as far as I can tell, this is only true in the sense that iTunes doesn't rename your files and folders on the hard drive. But virtually, in the iTunes library, it still organizing everything according to your tag info, and you do not have the option to view and edit tracks in their file architecture as exists on the hard drive. I'll admit it, this probably wouldn't be so bad if all of my music was "properly" taged (and I'm still confused about how best to use some tags: album artist, composer, what if there is no album, etc.). But I can't be the only person in the world who didn't do a lot of tagging on their own and don't want to be punished for moving to iTunes late in the game. Also, I have architecture in my file system that can't (as yet) be written into the tag system: super genre for example. I just don't see why I should force my own carefully thought out system into the iTunes way when there are <strong>so many other powerful programs out there</strong>.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="riverteeth, post: 624638, member: 43488"] Yes, I've heard this time and time again. But as far as I can tell, this is only true in the sense that iTunes doesn't rename your files and folders on the hard drive. But virtually, in the iTunes library, it still organizing everything according to your tag info, and you do not have the option to view and edit tracks in their file architecture as exists on the hard drive. I'll admit it, this probably wouldn't be so bad if all of my music was "properly" taged (and I'm still confused about how best to use some tags: album artist, composer, what if there is no album, etc.). But I can't be the only person in the world who didn't do a lot of tagging on their own and don't want to be punished for moving to iTunes late in the game. Also, I have architecture in my file system that can't (as yet) be written into the tag system: super genre for example. I just don't see why I should force my own carefully thought out system into the iTunes way when there are [B]so many other powerful programs out there[/B]. [/QUOTE]
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