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iTunes 6.0.4, can't rename songs - mikebw - 03-24-2006

So I just upgraded from 4.7 to 6.0.4, and now I can't rename any of the songs in my library, what gives?!

I tried clicking on the song name field and waiting a second, also tried going to Get Info, but I can't click in any of the fields. This happens for all the songs I have tried. I have over 10,000 so I can't really try them all, but you get the idea.


Re: iTunes 6.0.4, can't rename songs - ArtP - 03-24-2006

Make sure you are in the Library and NOT a Playlist or SmartPlaylist.

Hmmm, I had that problem before also but it works both was now.

Also I use slower double click,

click... pause... click.


Re: iTunes 6.0.4, can't rename songs - N-OS X-tasy! - 03-24-2006

If the user account you're in when you try to do this doesn't have admin rights, you won't be able to relabel in iTunes.


Re: iTunes 6.0.4, can't rename songs - rexrzer - 03-24-2006

Whenever an application as important as iTunes starts acting flaky, I assume the worst, and get out my copy of DiskWarrior v3.0.3 Rev. 39 and let it rip on the Directory of my HDrive. I can't tell you how many times DWarrior's made things right, when they were wrong, even with just a few percent of things being out of order.

Sometimes that small percentage of things out of order are very, very important items.

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Re: iTunes 6.0.4, can't rename songs - mikebw - 03-24-2006

Should probabli mention this has started happening after my boto drive had some bad blocks on it. Long story short I basically zeroed out the drive, then restored it from a disk image I had made prior.

I'll give those suggestions a try. I'm sure that my account is the admin, but I should check permissions, also sure I was looking in the main Library. Maybe I'll run DiskWarrior again just to see.