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<blockquote data-quote="dang0001" data-source="post: 431014" data-attributes="member: 32433">I just retagged about 200 files in my music library and, based on those tags, many of the file names have changed. Now, I'm trying to determine the best way to get iTunes to update.Going to File &gt;add folder to library and navigating to the folder where I store my music (it's a HUGE collection, so it's on its own hard drive) works okay, except for one problem: the iTunes library still shows all entries for all the old files even though they don't exist. This is kind of a drag, because manually deleting 200+ songs is tedious.My iTunes library has a column where missing files have an exclamation point. I tried clicking on it so all the missing files would at least be grouped together. Alas, this did not work.Winamp has a feature that allows you to automatically remove missing files. How is this done within iTunes?Any other thoughts?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dang0001, post: 431014, member: 32433"] I just retagged about 200 files in my music library and, based on those tags, many of the file names have changed. Now, I'm trying to determine the best way to get iTunes to update. Going to File >add folder to library and navigating to the folder where I store my music (it's a HUGE collection, so it's on its own hard drive) works okay, except for one problem: the iTunes library still shows all entries for all the old files even though they don't exist. This is kind of a drag, because manually deleting 200+ songs is tedious. My iTunes library has a column where missing files have an exclamation point. I tried clicking on it so all the missing files would at least be grouped together. Alas, this did not work. Winamp has a feature that allows you to automatically remove missing files. How is this done within iTunes? Any other thoughts? [/QUOTE]

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