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stewacide

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Jan 6, 2002
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iTunes has started duplicating and re-duplicating audiobooks. I believe this started with the update yesterday. Any ideas how to solve this?

I have the audibooks stored on a different volume from my main library (on an external drive, where the library and music files reside on the internal Macintosh HD). This has never been a problem before.
 

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I removed all the audiobooks, re-added them, and the same thing occurs!

It's not duplicating the files, just the iTunes library entries.

I can't be the only person this is happening to?

Edit -- I'm not alone: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/8193161

The amount of ridiculous bugs I've been having with Apple products recently has me thinking the expensive-hardware-for-smooth-software-experience trade-off isn't paying off anymore.
 
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I removed all the audiobooks, re-added them, and the same thing occurs!

It's not duplicating the files, just the iTunes library entries.

I can't be the only person this is happening to?

Edit -- I'm not alone: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/8193161

The amount of ridiculous bugs I've been having with Apple products recently has me thinking the expensive-hardware-for-smooth-software-experience trade-off isn't paying off anymore.

Same problem here. I think the probable cause for this is that Apple removed "Album" view from Audiobooks and every track now shows up as a separate entry/audiobook. I don't know how to fix it though. Renaming every track by adding the album name in front of the track name isn't feasible in my case - my library contains over 170 audiobooks.
 
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