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okay so Im making a video on the dreaded exclamation marks in iTunes Ive had this issue for years Ive read you know many of always get rid of it Ive tried different ones that it really worked I decided to mess with it again today about half an hour into it I came up with way to do it it wasnt my way I didnt see this on Google search anyway um heres heres what the outcome looks like which I just need to go through and delete these but Im going to show you how I got here first thing you want to do is select all of your songs I do it by shift and then N or you can you know just just selecting the way that you do it and then once you go you want to right click click on getting both gonna ask you this you want to make sure you want to edit information from items you want to put on yet and then its going to give you some options what I do is I put a one and the BPM which is bits per minute field and thats how I do it click OK and then its going to go through reading on how many s
