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I copied my iTunes folder into DropBox, but the mp3's are not showing up...<br />
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All the folders and folder structure have been copied okay, but not the mp3s.<br />
However the album art appears okay inside the folders for albums..<br />
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Where have my mp3's gone. Does iTunes somehow &quot;block&quot; copying the files like this (to stop file-sharing I suppose, as DropBox folders can be shared among multiple users???)<br />
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cheers
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I copied my iTunes folder into DropBox, but the mp3's are not showing up...

All the folders and folder structure have been copied okay, but not the mp3s.
However the album art appears okay inside the folders for albums..

Where have my mp3's gone. Does iTunes somehow "block" copying the files like this (to stop file-sharing I suppose, as DropBox folders can be shared among multiple users???)

cheers

I copied my iTunes folder into DropBox, but the mp3's are not showing up...

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