Not sure what the problem is. These files are stored where all of my other itunes music is. This is not purchased music, this is music I already had on my computer.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
iPod touch, iOS 10.2.1
Hmm, it shouldn't really be an issue, but make a copy of that file and then rename it as say Test File 1. I'm assuming there is a hidden extension. Drag the file to the Automatically Add to iTunes folder inside your media folder, then see if you can convert the new file. Assuming that helps change your naming scheme for these files so they don't have multiple full stops in the titles.
tt2
Hmm, it shouldn't really be an issue, but make a copy of that file and then rename it as say Test File 1. I'm assuming there is a hidden extension. Drag the file to the Automatically Add to iTunes folder inside your media folder, then see if you can convert the new file. Assuming that helps change your naming scheme for these files so they don't have multiple full stops in the titles.
tt2
Do the tracks play in iTunes? Are there any odd characters in the file names or is the filepath very long? In some cases it may pay to exclude your media folder from real time anti-virus scanning.
tt2
Yes, they play in tunes...this is an example of a track: dmb2018-06-02.ck61.t01
None of the selected files were converted because they could not be found
