Everything iTunes

In a similar way to RemoveDeadTracks.js, this script runs through your library looking for orphaned or “dead” tracks with exclaimation marks. However, this script builds a text file of the tracks in question instead of deleting them. [more]

A simple game that tests your knowledge of your music library. Similar to the “Music Quiz” game on the iPod, we can now play a simple version on our computers! [more]

Create a playlist of songs without lyrics. This script runs through every track looking for completely blank lyric tags and adds the files it finds into a playlist called “No Lyrics”. [more]

This script adds chosen text to the end of track comments for the songs selected. It does not erase or overwrite existing comment text, and it will not add the same text that is already in the comment field. [more]

Build a playlist for each album in your library, as a User Playlist (not an autoplaylist) in the format “Artist - Album”. [more]

Creates a playlist of all the songs in your library which are the only song for their artist. These so-called One-Hit-Wonder tracks are really annoying when they clog up your iTunes or iPod list of artists. [more]

This script removes ALL lyrics from ALL songs in your library.
It is not reversible so you will lose all lyrics from all songs in iTunes. This can be useful if you want to add the lyrics from scratch, using a plugin from this website. Just check out the “Lyrics” tag. [more]

This script simply builds a playlist of songs whos tags are missing artwork. A new user playlist called “No Artwork” is generated, and added to it are all songs that still need artwork adding. [more]

AlarmClock.vbs begins playing “Party Shuffle”, or a playlist that you choose.
This script can be added as a scheduled event in windows, so it will wake you up by playing a song. [more]

This script will run through your iTunes library and delete all those pesky little exclaimation marked “dead” tracks, which iTunes cannot find on your computer. [more]