iTunes Exclamation Mark

Here's the scenario:
Over time you moved some songs around and now iTunes/Music.app can't find them anymore.
iTunes/Music.app marked the songs with an exclamation mark.
But unfortunately iTunes/Music.app does not give you any way to find those missing files and clean things up.

iTunes/Music.app exclamation mark

Would you like to simply remove those dead links from your iTunes/Music.app database?

beaTunes can help.

Unlike iTunes/Music.app, beaTunes has a column called location. And when the location of a song's file is not available at all, it lists it as unknown. So the only thing you have to do, is to sort by location (just click on the table header) and delete the files that have unknown locations.
Note, that whenever you delete something, we strongly recommend that you make sure, you really want to delete it.

Unfortunately, the approach described above does not always work. Sometimes iTunes/Music.app holds on to the file name, even though it does not exist anymore. But all is not lost. Alternatively to simple sorting, beaTunes offers another unique approach. We call it Library Inspection

While the free trial lets you find issues, it does not let you apply solutions by simply clicking on them. For one-click solutions you will need to purchase a license.

Here's how it works

beaTunes missing file inspection dialog

That's it! Couldn't be any easier, right?

More

beaTunes has a lot more useful features to adjust loudness via ReplayGain, detect the key of your songs, keep your library in shape, analyze your music and help you to create interesting playlists.