Official directory structure for itunes 8 in OSX

I have had so many different locations for my itunes libraries over the years and I would like place the on a time capsule drive now. What is the default directory structure for itunes8? Are movies, podcasts, tv shows all in the same directory?

HD>Users>Your Account>Music>iTunes>iTunes Music - this is the default for iTunes.
The iTunes folder contains the data base file, .xml, genius, art work etc - the iTunes Music contains all your music in folders arranged by artist then album. Note that this is true as long as you have the iTunes prefs>Advanced - the 'keep' and 'copy' options are enabled.
MJ

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I'll see your Tb and raise you some - the truth is, almost every major revision and data migration from MBP to MBP and now back to a MP has caused replication of folders in the strangest of places, none of which I have consciously created - I mean, why would anyone except out of self-focused spite want to create three different sets of apps folders - to say nothing of the interminable Compilations folders that sprout from no where in particular!
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