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When you select Help->Refresh iTunes Tracks, CDpedia does indeed mark all of the tracks as found. Unfortunately, it doesn't mark the album as "all found" (showing a two-leg musical note). The album is still marked as "partially found" (a one-leg note). In order to complete marking the album as "all found", you must go to the Tracks panel of the album, modify the name of one of the tracks, restore the correct name, and save it. Then CDpedia correctly marks the album as "all found".

This is still the case in 4.5.3. In fact, some of my albums do not even show the single note once the Refresh command is complete, although as the OP pointed out, it changes to the double note after opening and closing the tracks tab of the edit window.

Do you get a progress sheet that says "Refreshing status: matching to X entries..." when you select the refresh command?

I do see that, yes. And I have a lot of tracks in iTunes (about 14,000), so it takes a bit of time.
Thanks,
-Brad

So although you do see the progress sheet, it's not actually doing its job. You can then open a movie with a single leg note and it will update when closing the edit window to a double leg note?

Yes, that's correct. And unlike the original poster, I don't even have to make any changes in the edit window. Just simply opening it to the Tracks tab and then closing it changes the single note icon to the double note icon.

bradandbree wrote:Yes, that's correct. And unlike the original poster, I don't even have to make any changes in the edit window.

You're right. I made the incorrect assumption that something had to actually change in the item to trigger changing the note.

Thank you for all the information. I'll continue to try to reproduce the bug. This is a complicated bug as our iTunes databases are not the same.