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Need to find an Itunes App that will take a music Library and auto-generate playlists. &nbsp;Something like: Chill; Workout; Get Rocked; Quiet Reading. &nbsp;<br />
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Looking for something where it is auto-scanning my music files and doing the work for me. &nbsp;Something like: <br />
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1.) Install &nbsp;2.) Scan Files &nbsp;3.) Playlists Appear<br />
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...without my having to get involved.<br />
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Anything like that out there?<br />
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Thanks!!<br />
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OT
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Need to find an Itunes App that will take a music Library and auto-generate playlists.  Something like: Chill; Workout; Get Rocked; Quiet Reading.  

Looking for something where it is auto-scanning my music files and doing the work for me.  Something like: 

1.) Install  2.) Scan Files  3.) Playlists Appear

...without my having to get involved.

Anything like that out there?

Thanks!!

OT

Let the App Do the Playlist Creating

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