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Hi Olivera,
Thanks for your interest and I am sorry for late reply as I am working hard on NoClone 4. This version involves the fundamental change of the program architecture and data structure in order to make NoClone operate more reasonably, safely and works with large amount of files. So, delay for some time. If you are interested, you can join the quality assurance program ie. beta test at Spread. However, if NoClone 4 is released within 3 months after your purchase, you can upgrade free of charge.
For iTunes, you can add the paths where your music files stored to NoClone to uncover duplicate mp3 and any type of files. To find out where your music files located, you can click on the song, click menu File -> Show Song File. To know all your music file paths, click menu File -> Export Library, locate Music Folder element in the XML file. If you consolidate your music library, you should add the path e.g. C:\Documents and Settings\alan\My Documents\My Music\iTunes where alan is your login name to NoClone for search.
For iPod, I don't have one, how can you transfer music file to iPod from your machine? USB? As long as files stored in iPod can be accessed from My Computer or Windows Explorer, you can add the path to NoClone for scanning duplicates.
Alan
NoClone Author
Reasonable Software House
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