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iTunes2
Description: A new version of Apple's popular iTunes built for Mac OS X with lots of useful new features. iTunes2 allows you to ... more  iTunes2 ... import music CDs to MP3 files. Newest Review: ... your package. Now, what can you do? Well for starters, you can upload all your favourite CD tracks to the Library ( these ... more ... are uploaded at speed - so it doesn't take all day). This, the Library, is the power behind everything you do next. And one of the things that you can do is, hit the view option link in the edit section. Here you can choose what information each track can contain - Artist, Album, Last Played, Time of Track, Track etc.' etc.. Then, depending on how you feel, you can begin creating your playlists. Remember - everything, but everything goes into the Library and maybe you have some preferences from listening to mu...more |
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iTunes2: iTunes3 (558 words)
by stevesingh - written on 02.02.03 (Very useful, 514 readings)
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Okay, stop me if you've heard this before. Apple = Fantastic iMac = Brilliant OS X = Aqua Baby iTunes = Groovy (Well. perhaps not the groovy - can't remember the last time that I used that) How about - the easiest, cleverest, free'est (such a word?), most adaptable and useful play tool that Apple have ever produced (although there is of course iPhoto - more of that in another op.) iTunes: The Basics. Open it and you will initially find what looks like a very basic steely grey box, with a very simple play, pause, forward, rewind and sound buttons. Below those are the 'source'; Library/Radio/60's ...
iTune, you tune, we all tune! (709 words)
by lula153 - written on 17.12.01 (Very useful, 2222 readings)
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The website for Apple's new iTunes 2 software declares 'The world's best jukebox just got better'. Now that's a big claim to make. So does the product live up to it? I came across the original iTunes for the first time when I got my Power Mac G4. I'd never really used a computer much to play CDs or MP3s before. There's a nasty thick firewall at work and no CD players on the PCs. Still, I found iTunes one of the most intuitive, user friendly pieces of software I've ever used. iTunes (and iTunes 2) has a number of purposes: - playing CDs - playing MP3s - ripping tracks from CDs - burning CDs ...
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