How do I recover play counts/dates, etc?

I just reformatted my pc. Assuming I do have the iTunes program folder backed up somewhere, what file(s) do I need to recover to restore the play counts/dates from my old library?
I imported the saved .xml file, that shows all the files, playlists and ratings but does not show play information.
My library has 50000+ songs, I normally listen to things based on play count. I really need to get this back.
Thanks.

I did have that folder backed up, but there are no .itl files.
The .qtr file looks like the best to me, any other suggestions?
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Hey jacfalcon,
This is confusing and needs clarification:
Due to this bug: [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=642969]
The username and password have to be entered before the link "I have lost my device" link works.
From the browser
# Select Set up Sync
# Select I have an account
# Click I do not have the device with me
# Enter the username and password
# Click "I have lost my other device"
This will take you to the next dialogue.
There is a local file if you have a back up of the machine before you whipped it, or there is a way to recover the account when you set up sync on the new profile of the wiped computer. If you need help with this [http://mzl.la/LHJo6V Back up and restore information in Firefox profiles] Otherwise, I am sorry there is not a way to restore.

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I have just purchased a macbook pro. Previously I had a Dell laptop running Windows 7. I had stored all my music on an external harddrive, I have successfully transferred my music to my new iTunes library. However, all the songs have no plays, is there any way I can transfer this data to my new macbook?
I also need to transfer iPad 4, iPod Classic and iPhone backups to the mac.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks

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There are 5 ios devices being synced to my itunes on my conputer, how do i only make my devices sync song eatings and play countback and forth?
Cheers.

There are a couple of ways to do this.
1) Open the music trimmer and trim the track that way.
2) Drag the music track onto the frame of your video where you want it to start. The music track will be below the video track. You can drag the right edge of this music track to the left to make it stop at any point. In essence, you can treat a music track just like a sound effects track or a voice track.
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