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Thank you iTunes 4.5...
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iTunes 4.5, and most of you know, finally have us 'Playlist is' and 'Playlist is not', which lets me do something I've been wanting to do for quite some time. It does require two playlists, but hey, they're both useful.
Playlist #1: Everything Checked
Bit Rate is greater than 0 kbps
Match only checked songs
I picked bit rate because it's one of the few fields you can count on to always have data in it. Basically, it's a 'select everything' field.
Playlist #2: Everything Unchecked
Playlist is not Everything Checked
And, of course, make sure that 'Match only checked songs' is unchecked.
There you go, you now have a playlist of everything in your collection that's not checked. Mind you, this would be easier if Checked and Unchecked were playlist criteria but this does the job.
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by Unseelie on May 19 | 8:00 am
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Comments
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You could also use:
(Or any other date before iTunes was released or you downloaded it.) That's bound to be the most reliable "catch all."
Still--Can you tell my something useful about this playlist? Why do you used checked and unchecked songs, and what does this list help you do?