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Originally Posted by chaoticmonk
a nice easy way to fix this without unchecking manually manage music is to use winscp to grab a copy of the Ringtones.plist file in /private/var/mobile/Media/iTunes_Control/iTunes/
edit the file in wordpad or whatever, and change the guid number
if you are having the duplicates issue then your guids are probably all set to 0000000000000000 for each song. they should all be different.
change the guid for each song by incrementing by 1. save and transfer back...
0000000000000000
0000000000000001
0000000000000002
etc.
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Thank you chaoticmonk! I tried this and it works perfectly.
Un-checking "manually manage music" is not an option for some of us (e.g. I have some tunes from my kids' iTunes account - which I paid for - as well as my own account).
Very annoying that iTunes screws this up, as manually hacking the Ringtones.plist is just unnecessary pain. Who's in charge of regression testing at Apple??
Copying the tones into the root/Library/Ringtones directory also works, though the tones get added to the Standard ringtones instead of Custom ringtones. No messing with .plist files is needed in this case, though you still need to rely on WinSCP.