Post by 009 on Jan 15, 2020 10:27:24 GMT -5
After fooling around with installing iTunes on Win10, I finally got a pretty good installation. The problem is that when selecting the playlist for my iPhone, I get the spinning circle "waiting" symbol next to the mouse cursor for a few seconds, and then the program simply closes down. Both right and left mouse click selections crash the program. All the other playlists open OK, e.g., songs for iPod syncing, and others. I disabled "auto sync" thinking maybe there was a problem somehow there, but no change. I have over 2200 songs in that playlist, so maybe the size of the playlist is now somehow a problem.
I uninstalled iTunes at one point and, after some "best of" research, I installed Music Bee. Seemed pretty good; has a "scan iTunes" feature, but it picked up every song on my computer, and most were not playable due to "the original song/location could not be found"... This is what I got/get in iTunes too. Pretty crappy deal, since nearly all my songs were ripped from CDs. So, I reinstalled iTunes for Windows, and except for that Cell Phone playlist thing, it's not too bad.
(While I had Music Bee installed, I tried to copy the cell phone playlist and also individual songs; no go.)
I searched the internet for a solution, but this playlist problem seemed to exist only on the iPhones of people having this problem, and not on a PC. No help.
If I can't resolve this playlist problem, I'll try installing another music player.
I uninstalled iTunes at one point and, after some "best of" research, I installed Music Bee. Seemed pretty good; has a "scan iTunes" feature, but it picked up every song on my computer, and most were not playable due to "the original song/location could not be found"... This is what I got/get in iTunes too. Pretty crappy deal, since nearly all my songs were ripped from CDs. So, I reinstalled iTunes for Windows, and except for that Cell Phone playlist thing, it's not too bad.
(While I had Music Bee installed, I tried to copy the cell phone playlist and also individual songs; no go.)
I searched the internet for a solution, but this playlist problem seemed to exist only on the iPhones of people having this problem, and not on a PC. No help.
If I can't resolve this playlist problem, I'll try installing another music player.
