Dear friend,
first of all thank you for your kind answer.
What yiu say is absolutely clear but it doesn't unfortunaltely solve my problem and, to boot, it's giving me problems I thought I had overcome already.
🙂
So, allow me to formulate more questions hoping you'll be so kind to answer again.
I'll write then as in a questionnaire, so making it easier to answer.
1. I did what you told me to do.
But in my iTunes folder the only library files I have are a couple of years old.
Any idea why?
2. I had actually already tried to recover my library doing shift >>> select new library >>> previous library but.....of course no results.
Only old libraries and, so, with only half files Ihave today and with no recent modificatins, like playlists, new covers, new data...
3. If *some* old libraries are there, though, why not a single file updated to the last modification??
4 .And, speaking of which, what are those old libraries???
Which dates/changes/historical events 🙂 do they refer to?
5. It's perfectly clear when you say changing library location refers to *future* files, not to past ones.
How can I change then, the location of library, should I need it?
(in case I's change my computer, i.e.).
6. You say I have to back up my library.
I'll tell you what.
I save all my music stuff in a folder I called *MUSIC* (300 gigas).
And I use the *copy files* option, so I have an extra folder (iTunes) (300 more gigas).
And then all this stuff (600 gigas) is copied into ANOTHER external drive.
More backkup than that......but it's still no use if there's nowhere where I can find my latest iTunes DB, isnt't there?
7.Finally, when all is said and done, isn't the best way to *really* find all my stuff organized again having the whole thing into an iPod (3 classics in my case 🙂 ) and then do the opposite action, meaning going from the iPods to the computer?
I really thank you for your answer and I hope you'll be so patient to try again.
🙂
Beppe