Thread: iTunes problem

I manually added some album artwork to some of my music. Most of the tracks in the album added the artwork, but a few of them won't add it, also I can't edit the other info, it just reverts to what it was before I changed it. I tried adding the artwork multiple times and it won't work. How can I fix this?

Did You install the newest iTunes, most times it will solve the problems;

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I have version 9.0.2.25 is that the newest one?

The newest is 9.0.3

9.1.1.2 has the same problem over here. Windows XP all updates and SPs installed. iPod Touch 3rd gen.

I posted a similar thread detailing the processes I have been through to analyse the problem. It seems as if the iPod Touch calls a backup of any file with a name that was previously added to the library rather than the directory source file iTunes added.

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