Your new computer probably has an updated version of the i-tunes software that might file things differently. For instance, maybe the old version allows for a pre-coordination of files (think file structure on your computer: the files don't have to be related in any obvious way, like having data in common, but the fact that they're all in the same folder gives them their relationship -- like a physical proximity) but maybe the new version only does post-coordination (as in, everything exists independently and the files have to have some kind of data which shows their relationship: same artist, same album title, etc.). If it needs data for post-coordination, and that data is not there, then the computer won't find/recognize the relationship that appeared to previously exist.
Question: was the Speakerboxx guest artist stuff recognized as being on the Speakerboxx album on your old system and those tracks are just being treated as their own "album" on the new, or has that always been the case?
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Date: 2007-04-18 03:19 pm (UTC)Question: was the Speakerboxx guest artist stuff recognized as being on the Speakerboxx album on your old system and those tracks are just being treated as their own "album" on the new, or has that always been the case?