MultiTunes is an iTunes plug-in that lets you manage multiple iTunes libraries simply and seamlessly from within iTunes itself. There is no external program to run.
What's new in MultiTunes
Version 1.6:
Recover from certain rare kinds of corrupted MultiTunes libraries.
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Not competitive with alternatives like iTunes Library Manager and Libra, both of which can assign unique preference files to each library, something that cannot be done with iTune's built in multiple library function. Extra bonus: ITLM and Libra are both $10.
Though its price is absurd (should be free, compared to many others...), it's simple to use once you've set things right and integrated with iTunes.
You've got to tinker a bit so set-up libraries if you already have existing ones, but once you're done, it's very pleasant to use and becomes quite invisible.
For those of you reluctant about the price, it looks like you can use it for free provided a nagging window which remains more attractive than launching an app... ;-)
Not competitive with alternatives like iTunes Library Manager and Libra, both of which can assign unique preference files to each library, something that cannot be done with iTune's built in multiple library function. Extra bonus: ITLM and Libra are both $10.
This looks to be somewhat irrelevant with iTunes 7, as you can simply quit iTunes and hold down Option while opening iTunes, and it will ask you what Library to use (or create a new).
Not sure what your getting here for the money but it looks like you sort things into folders. I can do this in iTunes already.
Have you tried Libra
http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/13728
its cheaper and works with external locations. The website says that it will run under Rosetta and that an Intel version will be available in October.
I can't get it to remember the names of my libraries when I rename them (even hit SAVE).
Would love a better setup menu where you can click NEW and select a name and folder where the library exists. I have 3 libraries, 1 on the local drive and 2 on a Lacie USB drive.
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