I've just been syncing my first batch of music tracks. Initial attempts using all the 100 or so tracks crashed iTunes. I then did it methodically by album. I eventually found that just 5 tracks across 2 albums by one particular artist (Acoustic Alchemy) were the cause. 50 or so tracks across several other albums by that same artist synced OK.
OK, I can investigate those 5, no big deal.
But is this standard iTunes behaviour? I would have expected a 'bad' file to be
by-passed, not crash the whole process.
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Terry, East Grinstead, UK
Message was edited by: Terry P
PC,
Windows XP Pro,
iPad 3G 64 GB, Quad core 2.66 GHz PC, HTC Touch Pro 2 (Windows Mobile)
I have not experienced a similar problem with my iPad but I have not had any corrupted files. However, I have had corrupted files associated with my iPod and the sync process simple stopped at that point with an error message. It seems that is how iTunes handles such files.
I have not experienced a similar problem with my iPad but I have not had any corrupted files. However, I have had corrupted files associated with my iPod and the sync process simple stopped at that point with an error message. It seems that is how iTunes handles such files.