Does Apple even know about this? It's always been there.
One of my most hated things about iTunes is how it will hack up song names.
If you happen to have "Create filenames with track number" selected, it keeps re-writing filenames in an infinite loop.
I've lost so many hours of organization (years ago) that I've just kind of given up by now, but I see that still... years after introducing iTunes on Windows, the same bug keeps happening.
If you have a song name longer than around 36 characters, it will show up in iTunes, until you play it or do a get info... once you've selected the song, it truncates all characters after 36. This is really frustrating, especially when you have the issue of the infinite track #s being added, as you see above.
So mainly, my question is: Does Apple even know about this?
If so or not, how do I make them aware?
If you happen to have "Create filenames with track number" selected, it keeps re-writing filenames in an infinite loop.
I've lost so many hours of organization (years ago) that I've just kind of given up by now, but I see that still... years after introducing iTunes on Windows, the same bug keeps happening.
If you have a song name longer than around 36 characters, it will show up in iTunes, until you play it or do a get info... once you've selected the song, it truncates all characters after 36. This is really frustrating, especially when you have the issue of the infinite track #s being added, as you see above.
So mainly, my question is: Does Apple even know about this?
If so or not, how do I make them aware?
