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I've got my iTunes library on my iMac in standard location in my home directory. When you add movies to iTunes it places them in {itunes library}/movies/. So all movies are in this "movies" directory.
What I want to do, and this is because of disk management, is have all my movies stored on a separate "media" drive. So I dropped down to the shell and created a symlink that redirects that movie folder to another drive.
When I go to add a movie in iTunes it won't allow it or traverse that link. Is there something I'm missing here?
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How do I split where my iTunes media files are stored
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Still stuck on this one and haven't found a way around it. Looks like I need to invest in two large external drives (1-2 TB) and move my entire library there. One drive for the data, the other drive for a Time Machine backup. Hey, someone just pulled another $150 out of my pocket!
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