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It also might happen that several files contain those nasty characters, so you will have to clean them all up. Go down to the end of this playlist and check the info of the file. After several tries you will find a limit number, after which the creation fails. If the file has been created, delete it, increase the limit by some amount if the export has failed, decrease limit by some amount.ĥ. Try to export in XML the playlist via File -> Library -> Export playlistĤ. Set limit to approx half your library size, ordered by Artistģ. Create new smart playlist with a rule "Playlist is Music"Ģ. So just check whether any of your files contain some kind of weird characters.ġ. In my case, it was this particular sequence in the Composer field, which made it crash.ĥ4 43 4F 4D 00 00 00 15 00 00 01 FF FE 9E DA XML creation crashes on some of the characters that it's unable to convert to XML-entities correctly. Okay, it seems I have figured out something here. I have searched for other discussions or threads on this problem, but they either lead to nowhere or have different details. The new music I added to iTunes is in the iTunes Folder, and is on the iTunes Library, but the xml file is not updating accordingly. I only have 1 iTunes folder, so I can only be looking in 1 iTunes folder. Is the new music you added in the iTunes music folder in this iTunes folder? My first guess is the iTunes folder your iTunes is using is different than the one you are looking at. the situation is exactly the same as the description that started this thread, but was never responded to. So after I thought the problem was fixed, it started happening again. My "iTunes Library" was last modified at 5:54 am, the last time I made a change in iTunes, but the "iTunes Music Library.xml" file says it has not been modified since yesterday at 1:41 am, over 24 hours ago.

After a day and a half of working properly, I noticed the same problem.

When I updated my playlists in iTunes, both my "iTunes Library" and "iTunes Music Library.xml" files were being modified when I would make changes. This was Wednesday Nov 18, and everything seemed fine. After trying many different things with no success, I deleted my playlist file and started over. After researching, I noticed my Library.xml file had not been updating since Nov 8th. On Saturday Nov 14th, I noticed my playlist was not updating in Scratch Live. From what I gather, the "iTunes Music Library.xml" file should also be modified every time the playlists in iTunes and the corresponding "iTunes Library" file are modified, correct? For some reason the iTunes Music Library.xml stopped updating.

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When I update or change my iTunes playlists, the "iTunes Library" (iTunes Database File) is always and immediately modified. I though it may be a problem with scratch live, but after researching their support threads, I have found the problem is in the iTunes files. I have added new songs and rearranged some of my playlists, but my scratch live is not finding the updates, rather it is reading an old version of my playlist (no new songs, no new updated or rearranged playlists, and some songs that were deleted from my itunes are still showing up). I am having the same problem with my scratch live not reading my updated iTunes playlist. I am having the EXACT same problem as above mentioned, but this thread was never responded to and I can't seem to find the answer anywhere else.