5-15-13: Setting up a ringtone in iTunes
5-14-13: Using a Wi-Fi hard drive with an iPad
5-13-13: Backing up and restoring an iPod classic
5-10-13: Can’t restore iPod touch without passcode
5-9-13: Retaining older versions of Apps during an iOS Restore
5-8-13: Can’t eject iPod nano without closing Firefox
5-7-13: Can’t change iTunes Apple ID to iCloud e-mail address
5-6-13: Effect of erasing an iPhone on the Find My iPhone feature
5-3-13: Organizing video collections on an iPad
5-2-13: Burning music to CD using iTunes on another computer
5-1-13: Movie and TV Show Playlists in iTunes 11
4-30-13: Scheduling automatic iCloud backups
4-29-13: Transitioning purchased apps to a new iTunes account
4-26-13: Using FaceTime while abroad
4-25-13: Backing up iPhones for other family members
4-24-13: Restoring missing apps after an incomplete iCloud restore
4-23-13: Find My Friends shows location unavailable during phone calls
4-22-13: Removed iPhone still syncing with iTunes in the Cloud
4-19-13: Remote Home Shared Library in Play Only Mode
4-18-13: Transferring Apps to a new iPhone
4-17-13: Removing a duplicate iPhone from iTunes
4-16-13: Google Reader alternatives for iOS
4-15-13: Using Apple TVs at multiple locations
4-12-13: YouTube background playback on iOS 6.1
4-11-13: Ring/Silent Switch and Application Volume
4-10-13: Post to Facebook option in Notification Center
4-9-13: Forgotten Passcode for Parental Restrictions
4-8-13: Removing unwanted iOS devices from iTunes
4-5-13: Disabling Previews in Notifications
4-4-13: Using a single iCloud account for Find My iPhone
4-3-13: Cancelling a sync in iTunes 11
4-2-13: Limiting content displayed on multiple Apple TVs
3-28-13: Accessing the Equalizer on iOS devices
3-27-13: Making International iMessage and FaceTime connections
3-26-13: iTunes in the Cloud limitations on iOS devices
3-22-13: Setting default account for new Contacts
3-21-13: Transferring Contacts to a new iPhone
3-20-13: Transferring data when moving to a new iCloud account
3-19-13: Switching an iTunes Store account to a different country
3-18-13: Watching Rented Movies on Multiple Devices
3-15-13: App Store accounts and iCloud document sharing
3-14-13: iMessages being sent as Text Messages
3-12-13: Optimal Size for Album Artwork
3-11-13: Securely Erasing an iPhone
3-8-13: Display Owner Information on an iPhone
3-7-13: Reset and erase an old iPhone for resale
3-6-13: Reliability of the Find My iPhone Feature
3-5-13: Autofilling a Device from iTunes
3-4-13: Personal Hotspot availability on the iPad
3-1-13: Recreating a lost iTunes library from existing media content
2-28-13: iCloud Tabs, Bookmarks and Reading List on Windows 7
2-27-13: Slow sync speeds when converting to 128kbps
2-26-13: Organizing Photos on the Apple TV
2-25-13: Hiding Purchased iBooks
2-22-13: Automatically backing up photos via cellular data
2-21-13: Disabling Birthday Reminders from Facebook Friends
2-20-13: Accessing Composers View in iTunes 11.0.2
2-19-13: Separating family iTunes and iCloud accounts
2-15-13: More than five family devices sharing a single iTunes account
2-14-13: iOS Reminders and Google Tasks
2-13-13: Sending all iPhone calls to voicemail
2-12-13: Resetting a forgotten passcode
2-11-13: Restoring from a previous iCloud backup
2-8-13: Disabled iMessages on iPhone still appearing on Mac
2-7-13: Sharing iBooks between iOS devices
2-6-13: Accessing a large iTunes music library from an iPad
2-5-13: iPad Camera Connectors - USB vs SD card
2-4-13: Separating iCloud apps between different family devices
2-1-13: Transferring PDF digital booklets between iTunes libraries
1-31-13: Sharing iOS Calendars between family members
1-30-13: Calendar entries disappear after enabling iCloud
1-29-13: Removing Songs from the Clock alarms list
1-28-13: Find My Friends and Passcodes
1-25-13: AirPlay vs Bluetooth for Speakers
1-23-13: Preventing Season Pass content from downloading automatically
1-22-13: Problems with transferring apps to a new iPhone
1-21-13: Moving to a new country and retaining purchases
1-18-13: Connecting a microphone to a guitar input
1-17-13: Fifth-generation iPod video cables with an iPhone
1-16-13: Buying an iPod for in-car audio
1-15-13: Joining existing audio tracks for sequential playback
1-14-13: Transferring Purchases before updating an iPod touch
12-21-12: Setting up multiple iTunes libraries on a single PC
12-20-12: Show Duplicates only available for Music
12-19-12: Resetting a forgotten iPad passcode
12-17-12: Setting custom alert intervals for iOS Calendar items
12-10-12: Setting up a new iPad: Restore or Set up as a new device
12-7-12: Join CD Tracks option not appearing in iTunes 11
12-6-12: Converting Media in iTunes 11
12-5-12: Gapless Playback in iTunes 11
12-4-12: Display totals at the bottom of the screen in iTunes 11
12-3-12: Joining CD Tracks in iTunes 11
11-29-12: Image Quality Considerations with Shared Photo Streams
11-28-12: iCloud Photo Stream and Image Quality
11-27-12: Managing multiple iCloud accounts for Contacts
11-26-12: FaceTime and iMessage not accepting Apple ID password
11-21-12: Deleting apps used on multiple devices
11-20-12: iPod models that include EarPods
11-19-12: Updating an iPad for a friend with no computer
11-16-12: Deleting orphaned Podcast episodes from an iPod
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how to get i get songs from limewire to itunes if anyone could help it would be great.
Posted by berto1202 on August 11, 2005 at 12:32 PM (PST)
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Berto1202:
Generally, if you use iTunes as your default music player, when you first play a song through iTunes, it will be copied into your iTunes library. Firstly ensure that iTunes is your default player.
You need to locate the file (I think Limewire stores downloaded files in a folder called “Shared”) and double-click on it to play through iTunes. If you like, you can then delete the file you’ve just located because a copy now exists in the iTunes library folder.
Needless to say, all of this should only be used with music you own!
Posted by alfa1996 in UK on August 13, 2005 at 10:25 AM (PST)
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My hard drive recently crashed, losing all of my music on iTunes. Whlie the music is still on my ipod, can I transfer it back onto my computer? The people at Apple said this transfer was possible using this site. Please help!!
Posted by Screem06 on August 14, 2005 at 8:37 PM (PST)
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I have a 4th generation 20g ipod and I want to get an external hardrive to store some of
my music on. Can I play the music that is stored on the external hardrive directly through the ipod, without using the my computer?
Posted by janetan on August 15, 2005 at 11:31 AM (PST)
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When shopping for music in iTunes you’ll see some songs labeled “EXPLICT.” Is there a way to keep that label when you purchase songs with EXPLICT lyrics? I would like to keep track of which songs that I have purchased that have EXPLICT lyrics.
Posted by LDRiPod in Redondo Beach on August 15, 2005 at 7:09 PM (PST)
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In a question that is related to the first one from Brenden, i have had a strange occurrence to some of my itunes files on a mac mini running 10.3.9. Seemingly randomly, occasional tracks wont play, the artwork says for the respective track says “Artwork not modifiable”, even though the file, when located in the contextual menu seems to still be present. This has happened to random tracks from an album, while other tracks remain unaffected. Anyone know whats up? Any help most appreciated.
Posted by kiwipete on August 16, 2005 at 8:37 PM (PST)
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My new ipod mini will turn on but it just stays a white screen. And if a song starts to play, it skips from song to song every few minutes. I have no idea what’s going on and I really need help!
Posted by MaGicalTr3v0r on August 20, 2005 at 8:49 PM (PST)
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In reference to the ChkDisk situation posted above, there is a chance that after all your iPod Updater work that you will still find this warning appearing when you connect your iPod to your computer.
Apple has several articles about this dilemma on the service and support section of thier website that might be helpful to you. It is apparently related to the ‘Deep Sleep’ the iPod goes into after 48 consecutive hours of not being used.
On a personal note, I was plauged by this warning for quite some time. Nothing seemed to make it go away. Until I stumbled on a post in Apple’s support section that I mentioned. Turns out, you can fake your iPod out of going into ‘Deep Sleep’ and preventing the ChkDisk error. You’ll need to create a playlist in iTunes, and put one song into it, ideally the shortest you have in your library (I happen to have a 4 second track from a CD I imported).
Copy this playlist to your iPod and then open up the Extras feature in the main menu. You have an alarm option. Set the alarm for whenever you please and direct the iPod to play this new playlist you’ve created.
Now, every 24 hours at the time you set (mine’s 3:30 am), your iPod will work as an alarm clock and turn on to play this playlist. Unless you have the ‘repeat all’ function on, the iPod will then turn back off once done playing.
A bit of a round-about way to beat it, but my iPod is now gauranteed to come on for 4 seconds every day, and I haven’t had a ChkDisk message ever since.
Cheers!
Posted by drewsome218 on September 1, 2005 at 1:42 PM (PST)