2012-05-31 19:21:00
Sadly, not all things Apple are awesome.
While I love the idea of the iTunes Match service, it's wrought with problems. One of the most commonly seen problems is when Match creates dozens if not hundreds of duplicates of a playlist. In my case there are over 500 copies of a "On the go" playlist. This kills performance on iTunes and occasionally also on your iPod / Music iOS application.
Luckily it's easy to clean up these copies using an Applescript:
with timeout of (45 * 60) seconds
tell application "iTunes"
delete (every playlist whose name is "NAME OF PLAYLIST")
end tell
end timeout
With many thanks to Apple Support Forum member TRujder who explained the script here.
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