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I just read about Google’s new Music Beta which seems to be their response to Amazon’s recent announcement of Cloud Drive. I downloaded the app on my Droid phone, but all I got was some random podcast I had on my phone. So I next went to the Music Beta site to get that set up, but all I could do was request an invitation to join. Just like everyone else, I’m waiting to see how good it is. If you want more details right now, Engadget has a nice comparison chart of the two services. In the mean time, here’s Google’s video showing off what it looks like.

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In this episode, I started off by stating that you do not want to miss the 200th episode of Podcast Answer Man where I will be explaining why I have unsubscribed to every single podcast that I have been subscribed to in iTunes.

Zack called in to say how much he enjoyed hearing my wife’s side of the story in episode 198. He has had a question about posting both audio and video versions of his podcast for download in iTunes.

Judy called in to ask about wheter or not sending a weekly video file in the rss feed might confuse her audio podcast subscribers.

I shared an interview that I did with Chris Seal from http://TunePlant.com. Conctact Chris if you are thinking about having a custom theme song made for your podcast.

I shared that things are going extremely well for my Podcasting A to Z Group study. Deatails about this group can be seen at http://PodcastAnswerMan.com/atoz. If you would like to participate in the May 2011 class, email me as soon as possible at Cliff@PodcastAnswerMan.com.

Chris Ross called to share how the iTalk application saved the day on his video shoot. You can find this application here: http://goo.gl/mRNEi

I BRIEFLY gave an update on Podcamp Nashville.

And finally, Jonathan called to ask about the audio levels that I use when playing my outro music.

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My music is a mess. It seems that I have accumlated lots and lots of music and it isn’t pretty. So, I need to find a way to organize my music.

I’ve thought a little bit about what I want and I think the basic requirements are:

• Remove duplicate songs
• Fix misspelled song titles, artist names
• Find missing titles, genres, artist info and attach it to each song
• Find missing artwork and attach it to each song
• Do all the above really well and automatically

Looking around on the Google I’ve found a couple of candidates: Tidysongs and TuneUp.  Both cost -30, but I’m planning on buying both and having a little shootout to find the best one.

I figure I’ll use a spare hard drive to make a back up of my iTunes collection and run both software packages on the collection to see which is the best music organizer.

If you have suggestions for a music organizer please let me know.

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