There are several files in your iTunes folder, all of which are used by various iTunes and system functions to access your music. For a standard installation of iTunes 8, there should be about six or ...

Listening to your favorite music while you're working can make long hours at the office seem a little less tedious. If you frequently transfer music to an iPod, USB flash drive or other portable ...

You want to add MP4 videos saved on your computer to iTunes and sync them with your iPhone, but have you ever encountered a ...

[Ask the iTunes Guy is a regular column in which we answer your questions on everything iTunes related. If there’s something you’d like to know, send an email to the iTunes Guy for consideration.] We ...

If you want to add music files like MP3s from your PC to iTunes, the basic operation is "Add File to Library." For multiple songs, you can add them by folder. First, try importing them without moving ...

iTunes Extras are only available in iTunes purchased movies. What bothers people most is that iTunes Extras can not be streamed with Apple TV, in other words, you can only watch iTunes Extras with ...

In a recent Mac OS X Hints blog entry, I explained how to prevent iTunes from changing filenames (in the Finder) when adding items to your iTunes library. As this is something I don’t normally pay any ...

You're f*cked.<BR><BR><BR>On the upside, all you have to do is delete the Library & XML files from your Home->Music->iTunes directory to start using iTunes again.<BR><BR><BR>Once opened, iTunes will ...

On the shiny exterior, the new iTunes LP may seem like some sort of fancy proprietary format. In actuality it’s an image-heavy, JavaScript-driven webpage that only renders correctly in iTunes or, with ...

As part of what seems to be a quest to make iTunes the single most user-unfriendly app in the Apple repertoire, the latest version removed a slew of user preference, including the ability to control ...

Solution for MP3/AAC files being recognized as QuickTime movies Yesterday we reported on an issue where some MP3 or AAC audio files are interpreted as QuickTime movie files in iTunes 4.9, causing some ...