Damaged .itl files

Every morning when I log into itunes 8.2.1.6 the itunes .itl files are reported as damaged. The old .itl is moved to a damaged file. Then Itunes has to rebuild. I have removed and re-installed itunes. I have deleted all of the playlists. I can log out and log in fine. But each morning the .itl files are damaged.

Some other software on your PC is probably conflicting with itunes when it tries to save the ITL file. Do you have a lot of .tmop files in your itunes folder?
It can be very tricky finding out what the other software is. For example, read this post by redkeefy. redkeefy used SysInternal's {url=http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx]Process Explorer[/url] tool to find that a Sony program was deleting (not damaging, entirely deleting) the ITL file.
Somethig easier to try is to make a brand-new folder named C:TESTING
Copy a good ITL file over into it while itunes is closed. Now press _and hold_ the shift key while starting itunes. When prompted, choose to open an existing library and browse to the ITL file you just copied over to the TESTING folder.
Does it still get damaged?
That is an old PC trick to fake out whatever software is currently interfering with the ITL file in the iTunes folder. When you make a new folder, that other software doesn't know anything about the new TESTING folder, and leaves itunes alone.

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Have the exact same problem.
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I want straight answers from Apple now, how do I fix this problem that you have direct responsibility for due to poor programming????
And why did this problem appear out of nowhere for no apparent reason??????
I have spent YEARS on my library sorting into playlists and so on.

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4 MB .itl file damaged - I want my playlist and ratings back...

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I think I have to re-import all music (scattered over my PC) but I will still have lost playlists, ratings, (covers?) etc.
Unless someone knows how to re-validate/fix an .itl file. Internet searches did not help so far.
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It's iTunes 6.0.1.3.

The normal advice would be to attempt a rebuild from your remaining xml file.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=93313
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The other thing you could do is to look for an old backup library in iTunes\Previous iTunes Libraries but my guess is that that will be so old as to be worthless in your case.
Some third party utitites such as copytrans claim to be able to get metadata off the iPod, but I have never tried that myself so I can't advise, you might have to copy the music files as well, I don't know.

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Hi shyanne23,
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities. If your iTunes library file has become damaged in some way, you may want to try recreating your iTunes library and playlists by following this article:
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1451
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COMPUTER UNEXPECTEDLY SHUT OFF.DAMAGED ITL AN LOST XML FILE ... SAVE FERRIS

OK. Here's my situation. I have an HP notebook running on VISTA. ITUNES version 8.1.1....... My computer shut off abruptly while I was running ITUNES and after I restarted it and started up Itunes, I got the damaged ITL message. No big deal, I still have all my songs in their designated folder and I'll just import the XML to get all my playlists back in action. I've done this at least 10 times already. Works like a charm everytime. Oh S#!T,... my XML was wiped out during the shut down. I have a program that can retrieve files after recycle bin deletion and the XML is no where to be found. SOOOOOO here's my questiion. When my computer S#!Ted in my cereal, it split my ITL into two seperate damged ITL's. One 32 MB and the other 14 MB. I know the XML is just a backup of the ITL and I frequently update my XML twice a week to make sure no B.S. could bestow it's bad self all up in my shizz. I just never figured to make a copy of the XML because everytime this has happened, the good XML was always there to use. (NOW I KNOW)Soooo, I need to know how to build an new XML from the two damaged itl's. That way I can just import the two new xml's and then save, thus making itunes create a new fresh XML from my two provided and restoring my itunes to it's original self. My problem is I can't get ITUNES to read my two damaged ITL's. Yes, I've done the name change method, no love. I even downloaded the same version of ITUNES that I run onto my home computer, which runs on XP, so I could try the system cache method. No love there either. I've stumbled upon a page where a person stated that they were able to manually poke around with their ITL file and forcing ITUNES to repair it. However this person was a computer whiz and I am sooooo totally not. Anyone dealt with this scenario before? I tried praying to GOD but all he said was "THAT'S WHAT YOU GET FOR PUTTING SHANIA TWAIN'S ..THAT DON'T IMPRESS ME MUCH.. ON YOUR IPOD YOU F%#KING DORK!!!" and I was like, "dude, it is undeniably impossible to not have a smile on on your face for the duration of that righteous classic. Then he just ****** into his hand and released it an inch away from my nostrils, followed by some bird flippage and nut sack grab. So I'm gonna need some help with this one. Thanks Ahead

Welcome to AD!
+I need to know how to build an new XML from the two damaged itl's.+
Umm, you can't. The ITL is the important file. You can rebuild an XML from an ITL, but not vice versa, completely. The ITL is a proprietary Apple file and there are no public tools for working with it.
+I frequently update my XML twice a week+
I am sorry to tell you, you should have been backing up the ITL file, instead.
You might have some luck if you recently updated iTunes to a new version. It saves old ITL versions in a folder named Previous iTunes Libraries. They have names like
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Since then, I took the good habit of saving a backup of my library (itl and xml) files, fearing it could happen again.
Well, it HAS happened now and, to my surprise, when I try to recover some of the backups (holding Shift key when iTunes starts), it seems unable to open the files. It either shows an error message, or imports a library with just a couple of songs in there.
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- Do you know if this problem can be fixed and I can make iTunes read the itl files again?
- If not, can Yamipod or Copypod or other similar program, just create a new itl file without having to copy all the iPod content to my PC? (my PC is quite old and transfer takes almost a whole day)
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AHH iTunes Library (damaged).itl?

I found a couple of posts about this problem but it was nothing very recent, nor anything very helpful. :/
(read: i'm not very good at computers, and i really don't know what you mean by 'just restore it'. so, step-by-step you're-an-idiot guides are good for me.)
I tried opening up iTunes, and it told me my library file was corrupt. It then started to import my library XML file. When my library loaded, of my <8000 songs and <30 movies, it left only 400 songs. I'm not computer savvy at all and I reallllly don't understand the problem iTunes is having?
My iTunes folder has the following three files in it --
iTunes Music Library.xml
iTunes Library.itl
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I guess what's aggravating is that I lost all my playcounts/ratings/playlists.
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See what these setting are on your PC, I found it in a post by forum regular b noir. It has helped folks not get that damaged library message.
+Right-click "My Computer", and select "Properties". Click the "Advanced" tab.+
+Under "Performance", click the "Settings" button. Go to the advanced tab in the window that that brings up.+
+Make sure under "Memory usage" that you've got "Programs" selected rather than "System Cache".+
As for what you can do NOW, since the XML file isn't getting things rebuilt properly and there are no previous libraries? If you have an iPod, you can try getting ratings and stuff off of it using a 3rd-party program. I haven't used one so can't recommend any.
If you don't have an iPod, I'm afraid all you can do is start from scratch. Drag all your music from Windows Explorer into the main itunes library window.
In the future, make regular copies of that ITL file. I put mine on a USB drive, and an external hard drive. I wouldn't want to lose 4 years of ratings and playcounts either.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1660

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I want to move my 45,000 song 250Gb iTunes library from my old G5 desktop to my MacBook Pro, using the same external HD for the ITunes Media folder that I am already using with the G5.
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The content I have added since last June shows up in the old library as it should and plays without a problem except for these very occasional freezes.
So I found this page – http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1451
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