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When I bought a new computer and transferred Amazon mp3 files from the old one to the new, it looks like many, but not all, of those songs now end with a .ptl extension and iTunes cannot play them. Files end with .mp3.ptl, that is. I found that if I renamed those files to have a .mp3 extension by deleting the .ptl extension, iItunes was able to play them.

Is there a way to rename all the files I have that now have the .ptl extention? And by the way, what does .ptl mean? All I can find through Google searches is Path Too Long.

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Thanks! That's what I did, but there are hundreds of songs now with .ptl. I wonder if there is a way to delete .ptl in a batch rather than one by one.

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Thanks. I will give that a try, if I can understand the video. It sort of assumes I have more knowledge of the starting point than I really do, as is often the case with technical manuals.

I might try a DOS command, ren (for rename).

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