iTunes Dupes Barrier allows you to search the duplicate songs inside the iTunes and iPod songs' databases.
What's New
Version 1.2.4:
- Added full compatibility with Snow Leopard.
- Added full compatibility with iTunes 9.
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later, iTunes 4.0 or later
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later, iTunes 4.0 or later
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| Downloads:33,172 |
| Version Downloads:4,021 |
| Type:Multimedia Design : MP3 |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:05 Oct 2009 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $10.00 |
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iTunes Dupes Barrier allows you to search the duplicate songs inside the iTunes and iPod songs' databases.
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Slavek reviewed on 28 Jul 2013
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I really appreciate this software's flexibility in how duplicates are to be found. Good effort & work by the developer.
function. A much better option is iDupe, which does what is really needed: isolate a set of potential duplicates and pick the best one according to a number of options, and then give you the choice to delete all but that one. It also will deal with a large selection of tracks at a time, so you don't have to manually push delete for each one, while still giving you the chance to adjust which track(s) to keep first. iDupe also lets you retain stuff like played count, ratings, playlists, etc. It also deals with dead tracks a lot better, and includes fuzzy matching. Moreover not only is it cheaper, you can pretty much use it unrestricted for as long as you want before paying for it. The thing is neither Dupes Barrier or iDupe work unless your ID3 tags are somewhat accurate. If you want music fingerprint matching you have to go with something like Phelix, which I haven't tried, but by its very nature would have to be incredibly slow and even the description page for it is a major CPU hog.
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Anonymous reviewed on 03 Aug 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 01 Mar 2005
You got to be kidding me. One file at a time. Listen, not that I have ever registered a shareware program in my life but I am sure some people do. So for those that do, you could at least allow for the program to actually work as in uncrippled. Yes, you could say well then no one will ever pay you. Maybe, but maybe limit it to a 30 day trial or for 1 week. Indeed most people are going to delete all the Dupes in there Itunes. sooner or later it's going to fill back up with more duplicates. In my opinion I will never rember your product not because you gave me a crappy trial use (one file to delete at a time) but because the experience of it actually working never happened. Think about those apples. Again I will probably never register your shareware or anyones shareware because sonner or later there will be a free program that does the same thing but I am sure some people do register. Have a nice Day.
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if you examine some of the wonderful shareware programs, you will find that many perform very well, and are in most instances as good or better than commercial software.
and there are certainly many good programs released as freeware as well.
keep in mind, shareware ($ registration fee) programs are generally written by honest and ethical people providing a service and expecting fair compensation -- something you have not yet learned about.
shareware authors deserve support, please take your bragging about not paying somewhere else.
Anonymous reviewed on 15 Nov 2004
And its free.
however, in the list page, it shows both, so I still have to go through and delete one by one, as if I were to delete both listings, there would be none of that track...
Isn't that what iTunes already does?
Unless I am missing something, this may not be the best way to spent $10.00