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An iTunes group randomizer script
That's a solution, but not the only one, nor really an ideal one.
You gain gapless playback, and easier randomising; you lose the ability to individually label movements, go to them, play them, &c. Without that, I wouldn't have been able to label (say) which sections of Mozart's requiem were his own and which were completed by Süssmayr. Personally, I'm resigned to hearing individual movements. And I've hijacked the 'grouping' field for my own use: indicating whether tracks came from my own CD, a friend's CD, recorded off the radio, created myself, downloaded from a web site, or whatever. (This came in extremely handy when I lost my HD with all my music on; it made reconstruction much easier!) ---
An iTunes group randomizer script
Why hijack the grouping field for comments? Why not use the "comments" field for comments?
An iTunes group randomizer script
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