TuneSpan 0.9.2.2

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TuneSpan is an application that allows you to move the media files in your iTunes library to multiple drives
without having to adjust any settings in iTunes (such as "Keep iTunes Media folder organized" or "Copy files to iTunes Media folder when adding to library").
TuneSpan (and TuneSpan Helper) also assist in keeping track of the moved files (which are referred to as spanned),
as well as notifying you if any spanned tracks will not be available when iTunes launches (if a necessary drive is not mounted).
You can even be notified as events occur (if a spanned file is renamed, moved, or deleted).
TuneSpan also allows you to span tracks repeatedly, and to restore them to their original locations.


span: (verb) to use TuneSpan to distribute media files in your iTunes library across multiple drives.

When Tunespan Moves Your Media Files To Other Drives:

Tracks are never removed from iTunes; preserving playlists, play counts, etc.
Files are moved by Mac OS X, which means each original file will only be removed after it has been successfully copied to its new location.


TuneSpan supports and can span all media types, but handles different files in different ways:


TuneSpan can only coerce iTunes into changing the locations of tracks whose files are MP3s; such tracks are referred to as fully spanned.
All other tracks are dependently spanned, which means they are dependent on TuneSpan Helper to be available in iTunes.


Finally, backup your iTunes Media before using TuneSpan and, of course, use at your own risk.
Random Applications does not accept responsibility for problems that may occur from using TuneSpan.
TuneSpan is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind.
If any problems or issues do arise, please Report a Bug.


For more information about TuneSpan and TuneSpan Helper, read TuneSpan Help.


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