iTunes

Yes, I know it is a pain in the neck. But iTunes is not exactly a saint when it comes to you buying music.

No, the above statement is false. You do not have to download songs from iTunes. You can add the album art on your own. First, make sure that the album names for your entire library are correct. There are three ways to do this: 1. Look up the album on Google, and when you find a decent sized picture of the art . 300x300 is the size to go for, but smaller works too (and of course larger images too). Head over to iTunes, and where the album art should be displayed when having a song selected, right-click in the box saying something along the lines with "Drag album-art here" (or something like that). Paste the picture, and you're done. The album cover will appear in cover-flow. Remember that all songs will have to be applied with the album art.

This technique is possibly the most time consuming one, but you know for sure that you'll get the right album-art that might not be available anywhere unless you buy the song.

2. Register yourself on iTunes. If you don't want to add a credit-card, buy a iTunes pre-paid card for a small sum. Register your account with the pre-paid card instead. You can now download atleast one song. After that (if it works the same way for everyone), you can right-click the songs in your library, and "Get Album art" will come up as an option. iTunes will automatically update the album cover, if available.

Easy and efficient, but it will cost you that one pre-paid card. I think there are card from $20 and up. Having an account will make iTunes Store much more fun, too, so it's not just for the album art.

3. There are program that you can download (head over to Download.com) and search for iTunes Album art, or something like that. It'll do the job. Why this isn't as secure as the previous options is because most of the album art will be added automatically, all at the same time, which gives you no control over if the album art is correct. Changing faulty album arts can be quite a pain.

Probably the easiest, but maybe not the most secure way to update album art.

Try restarting your computer, or is worse comes to worse try re-installing Itunes. Check the FAQ on Itunes.com Go to Support scroll down Under "contact us" Technical support. you can phone also. Here is the link if your out of Canada or the U.S http:/www.apple.com/support/contact/phone_contacts.HTML the information about billing is at the bottom of the page.

U.S. iPod and Mac technical support: 1-800-APL-CARE (1-800-275-2273)

U.S. iPhone technical support: 1-800-MY-IPHONE (1-800-694-7466)

Canada technical support: 1-800-263-3394

You can also try emailing them at the website, but you have to make an account on the website. If you need more help try the itunes website.

You actually need to do the following: Go to File- add folder to library, From the a new window will pop up with a directory, from there simply go to your Limewire music folder and add it, and all the songs should be added.

Usually in Itunes , it has a bar on the side. And it says:

* Music * Movies * Podcasts * BOOKS * Radio You want to click on books and then if u have any, they will appear there.

If you don't have any and want some, u can buy off the internet, download them off the internet, or buy them in Itunes. In Itunes you go to the audio books section and you can look through those and see what u want and buy it. Hope I helped. Comment back if u need any other information. Bye.

Open up iTunes.

On the left side of the screen you will see things such as playlists and libraries. You will also see a tab called "iTunes Store"

Click on the "iTunes Store" tab

On the right side of that screen, you will see "Quick Links." Click the "Redeem" link under that.

Then enter your code, and press continue. You should be credited with the money.

It's simple...

Just delet the 2 Genius files sitting next to your Library (Genius.itdb), relaunch and then watch ITunes 'gather information' forever, again !

It's an issue with Genius not coping with all info !

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For Itunes version 10.0 go to the itunes tab in the upper right corner, go to preferences, and there should be an option saying grid view and voila! you now have the option of a dark/light background!

its not worth getting, its only worth it if your library is extremely well kept and labelled. To turn it off go to edit>preferences>uncheck Genius

To view all the podcast episodes you've downloaded in iTunes 8, open iTunes and click on the "Podcasts" section in the sidebar. From there, you can see a list of all your subscribed podcasts. Click on a specific podcast to view its episodes, and any downloaded episodes will be marked or highlighted. You can also sort or filter the episodes based on your preferences.

what you do is when you press buy, then billing info, but under billing info when it says unit of payment or whatever, you click none and it will be charged to ur gift card, took me a while to find this our too ;)

you could use an apple tv or an ipod but the cheapest option would be to connect the tv directly with the computer you have itunes on and connect that computer via a DVI or VGA port. If your tv doesn't have that you could try to use another connection like S-video and some laptop docking stations have RCA video out ports ready to use once you set up the drivers.

Go to File, New Smart Playlist

Then where it says 'selected by', choose 'most recently played' or 'most often played'. You can change the limit to how many songs they display, also. Then title the playlist and you're good to go. :)

This denotes a problem related to connecting to the iTunes store. I'll assume you were working with your iPhone because that is the only time I've seen that error number. Contact apple and ask if there is a problem with the iTunes store or your iPhone's firmware.

Yes, All you have to do is install the other to a different folder, or move the already installed one.

however you might not be able to run Both at the same time.

that's a lie when i try installing itunes again as i need the second itunes 7.5 for my iPhone it says can not install itunes as it is already installed regardless of where you try and store the secong itunes

though an External HardDrive with usb interface

First open up Zune and iTunes. In iTunes, drag the album or song you want into the minimized Zune bar or icon. Throughout the whole time keep holding onto the left mouse button. Then, once you see Zune, drag the song into the middle of the album list and let go of the left mouse button. To find your album/song, search it and it will show in your collections.

Your best option would be to go to your backups and restore the files from there. Assuming you don't have backups, stop using your computer for non-recovery tasks so that it limits the number of deleted music files it overwrites. The more you use your machine, the more music you will lose. Deleted files can be recovered with certain software. Either get professional help or download some of this software and undelete those files. To retore your to an eariier date - Click Start--click control panel --click performance and maintainance then click on system restore on the left hand side panel follow the menu from there.

selecting "BURN DISC" at one of the bottom

corners while there is a blank CD inside the place where you put your discs and cds in.

computers talk to each other so the should send a meessage for the itunes library. computers talk to each other so the should send a meessage for the itunes library.

You need to use iTunes (or winamp) and a PC to put music onto your iPod first. You can charge your iPod by plugging it into just about any USB port.

you should just simply click your music and drag it under my music, syched, and the the artists name, album, and there you go! but i am having toruble putting ringtones onto mine.

just copy and paste it.

you can use soundtaxi, or tunebite but soundtaxi is more easy

Ouch =!

It is possible but very hard because you do not just copy the driver data, you have to edit it to suit the destined computer.

The best way is to download the correct driver installation file matching your hardware from the internet. Search your driver in google.

Good luck!

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