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In Reply to: J.River Mac Version Sonic Comparison posted by MRMB on October 9, 2020 at 13:43:33:
Thanks that is very useful information!
I do own DBPowerAmp latest version and I did try it's perfect tunes de-dup a while ago.
But due to the fact it apparently went into never, never land while trying to process my files, and also that I was not sure I had enough free space for it to work properly, I gave up on it for a while and decided I needed to get things better prepared and provide more disk spaces before I tried again.
Being a programmer, I just am not willing to wait days for a process to complete I guess.
My plan now is to use powershell to populate one single "master" folder containing a complete collection of all my music files, deduped, and no subfolders.
Powershell has already populated a complete database listing of all my music files and their locations on all my drives - including when filenames are the same but locations are different (dupes).
Next step will be to use powershell to physiclaly copy files to a master folder containing no dupes (based on filename, not paths). The query to identify location of deduped filnamess took ~750 ms.
Then we will see what one of the other music based re-orgaizers can do to build a meta data based folder heirarchy from the master deduped folder.
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