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Submitted as an anonymous hint...
But it really belongs with this thread, so here it is...
There are 2 easy ways to find duplicate tracks in your iTunes library. One, you can get a script from Doug's iTunes scripts at http://www.malcolmadams.com/itunes/index.php. There are some nice ones there, but they take a loooong time to run. After letting one go all night and still not be finished, I tried to come up with a better way.-rob.
Quick'n'dirty shell command..
Here's a quick command line to do what the above poster suggested..
Run this from your ~/Music/iTunes/iTunes Music directory.
NB: the escaped space ('\ ') will mean files like Chapter11.mp3 won't get deleted - but if you have 'Chapter 1.mp3' it will get deleted! User beware!
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