iDupe is a smart duplicates scanner for iTunes. It tries to deal with duplicate songs or albums in iTunes in a smart way.
Features:
Detailed feedback is needed about areas where you wanted iDupe to make a different call than it did.
Features:
- Can make smart judgement calls about duplicates
- Lets you make final judgement calls before removing or deleting anything
- Can remove tracks from playlist and/or library relatively fast
- Can move files to trash and also trash empty parent folders
Detailed feedback is needed about areas where you wanted iDupe to make a different call than it did.
What's New
Version 2.9.3:
- Certified for OS X 10.9 Mavericks.
- Fixed preserving artwork.
- Fixed issue identifying certain audio file types.
- Fixed some issues with Growl support.
- Update instructions to better conform to iTunes 11.
Requirements
- Intel/PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later
- iTunes 8 or higher
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| Downloads:28,692 |
| Version Downloads:1,564 |
| Type:Multimedia Design : MP3 |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:23 Nov 2013 |
| Platform:PPC 64 / PPC 32 / Intel 64 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $8.00 |
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iDupe is a smart duplicates scanner for iTunes. It tries to deal with duplicate songs or albums in iTunes in a smart way.
Features:
Detailed feedback is needed about areas where you wanted iDupe to make a different call than it did.
Features:
- Can make smart judgement calls about duplicates
- Lets you make final judgement calls before removing or deleting anything
- Can remove tracks from playlist and/or library relatively fast
- Can move files to trash and also trash empty parent folders
Detailed feedback is needed about areas where you wanted iDupe to make a different call than it did.
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I paid for this software thinking that it was multi-platform and supported on Windows. I thought I would support a software developer by paying them to use their software.
After I paid, I realized it did not support Windows. Now the developer will not refund my money, berating me for not seeing the small MacOS only lettering on the page, and coming up with some non-refunding policy that I never saw during the purchse.
I would not support this developer simply on their ethics.
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Here I would only add that the text that says "iDupe Requires Mac OS X" is exactly the same font and size as all the other text on the page other than the header, is colored in red, and appears to the right of an Apple logo. That text is right under the buy and trial download buttons.
Please understand as the time consumed with registration issues is high, we are able to keep prices low only by expecting users to take advantage of the trial and pay when satisfied. We also have no way to ask users to "return" a piece of software that is freely available.
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You have spend more time arguing with me through paypal and responding to these threads than it would have taken you to simply return my money through paypal.
You are clearly trying to take my money, since your argument about taking your time is utterly irrelevant.
You are committing reverse software piracy and give other developers a bad name.
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i assume that one who doesn't get a refund could actually do the same thing in order to get revenge for not getting the refund.... ok, nevermind.... forget i even mentioned it! ;)
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DupeAway (http://www.macroplant.com/dupeaway/) seems to be much better. Search and marking duplicates worked at first attempt but it wants to be registered for USD 7,95 to enable the delete option. Spotlight search according to the duplicates listed by DupeAway also did the job - for a big amount of duplicates registration might be well worth it.
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Great software except for this one point.
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This is EXACTLY what happened with me. The author is stealing money from honest people who happen to make an HONEST mistake of paying for his product. Rather than simply refund the money I have had to escalate through paypal in order to attempt getting the money back. Why would an honest softwware developer fight with someone over an 8 dollar purchase that doesn't do what they thought it would. It is theft.
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Along with numerous iTune scripts. Very impressive collection of scripts.
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Anonymous reviewed on 05 Sep 2005
Some say it is, but I don't think they get it. iTunes will find anything you're searching for, but doesn't intelligently or automatically find duplicates.
This is also a dupe: same song, slightly different spelling, different bitrates or even a 1 second diference in length.
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Anonymous reviewed on 11 Aug 2005
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Anonymous reviewed on 08 Aug 2005
From my perspective freeware is the kind of app you use once and forget about, or at best occassional use. Shareware, the kind you buy, is an application that does something you're going to need regularly that performs an important maybe even unique function. iTunes already has the basic feature out, iDupe certainly expands upon it and improves it. But how often you use this app significantly undercuts its commercial value.
Unless you operate your computer under dubious patterns checking your iTunes library regularly for duplicates isn't something you're going to do. Maybe once or twice a year, but even that's pushing it.
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Anonymous reviewed on 11 Jul 2005
I have a huge collection that it cannot parse. So give iDupe only the duplicate songs that iTunes find and it find actual dupes. Then it automatically selects the lowest bitrate song and gives you the option to delete it.