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Hey,
looks like you have played with iTunes SDK quite a bit. I want to ask you a question about deleting tracks in the playlist using the sdk. Do you see anything wrong with this approach:
foreach(IITrack track in playlist.Tracks)
{
// some condition;
track.Delete();
}
It seems to work but from time to time I see track here and there not deleted in the playlist. Can it be that since deleting the track effects the Tracks collection?
If you know anything about this, your comments would be greatly appreciated.
when you delete a track from the playlist, if it is a user created playlist it does not delete that track from the actual library. To do that I think you have to get library playlist which is different than most user created playlists