Transferring your iTunes Library

For most users, iTunes does a great job of handling all of the details of managing your media library for you, allowing you to manage your content through iTunes itself and not having to worry too much about the underlying files and folders that make up your iTunes library. Unfortunately, this user-friendly approach has one serious limitation: When it comes time to move your iTunes library, it can often be a bit of a challenge to figure out exactly what pieces you need to move and how to go about doing this. Many iTunes users start out with a basic iTunes library and use the default settings to store all of their media content on their primary internal hard drive. However, as you add new content over time, particularly with the additional video content now supported by iTunes, you may soon find that your library threatens to take over your computer. Another common scenario many users find themselves in is what to do when they upgrade to a new computer. How iTunes Manages Media Content

You Control: Tunes – Control and access your iTunes music librar You Control your music You know who you are. You’ve got thousands of song titles in your iTunes music library that you are constantly adding to and you’ve got a playlist for every occasion. You listen to your music at work and while you’re playing. So when you want to change a song or browse all of the albums by your favorite artist or just pause the currently playing song, why should you have to stop what you’re doing and go to iTunes? You Control: Tunes is a free utility that gives you complete control over iTunes from the Mac OS X menu bar. Rate your music You Control: Tunes allows you to view, and even better, modify, the rating for the currently playing song directly in the menu bar. Customize your Control The You Control: Tunes utility gives you full control over iTunes even when you are not in iTunes. Let the fun begin

Blog Archive » Transfer Your iTunes Music Library I’m trying to copy songs off of my iPod onto my computerStart over As you’ve probably noticed, it’s pretty easy to get songs onto your iPod, but getting them off is another story. To copy songs from your iPod, you need to buy iPod to Computer Software. These software programs are simple to use and pay for themselves in not having to re-purchase music. I’m trying to move my iTunes library to a different location, whether on the same hard drive, or to a separate hard drive on the same computerStart over If you’re looking to move your iTunes library to a different location on the same computer, or to a separate hard drive, here’s a good article on how to do that. If I could just transfer my songs from my iTunes library, that would be enough for meStart over If you only want to move your music files from your iTunes library, and aren’t concerned about Playlists, Play Counts, or Song Ratings, then transferring your iTunes library will be pretty simple.

iTunes Match : comment "nettoyer" ses MP3 L'un des aspects intéressants d'iTunes Match est sa capacité à redonner du lustre à des morceaux de musique qui avaient été encodés en basse qualité. C'est cette faculté qui a valu à ce nouveau service d'Apple le qualificatif de "lessiveuse" ou de "blanchisseuse". Un "vieux" MP3 peut être en effet se métamorphoser en un AAC flambant neuf et de bien meilleure qualité sonore. Le tout en deux temps trois mouvements et avec la bénédiction conjointe d'Apple et des labels. Une bénédiction néanmoins sous conditions, la magie a ses limites. Principe Lorsqu'iTunes Match a trouvé une correspondance entre un morceau sur votre disque dur et le même morceau sur les serveurs d'Apple, on peut supprimer le premier et le remplacer aussitôt par le second, après un téléchargement. Avantages Cela peut être intéressant à au moins deux niveaux. Comment ça marche ? Il convient d'abord d'attendre qu'iTunes Match ait fini son travail de mise en correspondance de vos morceaux avec ceux de l'iTunes Store.

Créer un compte iTunes App Store sans carte bancaire Langues L’iTunes Store, l’App Store, l’iBooks Store et le Mac App Store partagent le même identifiant Apple. Pour créer un identifiant Apple afin de l’utiliser dans l’iTunes Store, l’App Store, l’iBooks Store et le Mac App Store sans carte bancaire, procédez comme suit. Si vous disposez déjà d’un identifiant Apple : Lorsque vous utilisez les services Apple, comme l’Apple Store en ligne ou la fonctionnalité d’enregistrement de votre produit en ligne, vous créez un identifiant Apple. Il est recommandé d’utiliser un seul identifiant Apple. Si vous avez enregistré votre produit ou utilisé un service Apple, consultez les instructions indiquées dans cet article pour utiliser un identifiant Apple existant dans l’iTunes Store ou le Mac App Store. Si vous n’avez pas encore créé d’identifiant Apple, cet article vous explique comment le faire sur votre ordinateur, dans iTunes, ou sur un appareil iOS. Ouvrez l’App Store sur votre appareil. Dernière modification : 18 oct. 2013 Oui Non

transfer iTunes many PC's to 1 Not every household needs more than one computer running iTunes. In fact, as it becomes more common to stream music and videos to connected devices throughout the house, more homes may have just one PC. As that happens, you'll need to know how to consolidate iTunes libraries from multiple machines into a single, large iTunes library on the new computer. Due to the large size of most iTunes libraries, consolidating them isn't as simple as burning a CD and loading it on the new computer. Luckily, there are a number of methods--some free, some with small costs--that can make this process easier. 1. iTunes Home Sharing Home Sharing, available in iTunes 9 and higher, allows iTunes libraries on the same network to copy items back and forth. To consolidate libraries, turn on Home Sharing on all the computers you want to merge and then drag and drop the files to the computer that will store the merged library. Some apps will copy via Home Sharing, some may not. 2. 3. 4. 5. iPod Copy Software 6.

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