Another iTunes question
02-05-2008, 05:16 PM
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Another iTunes question
So you might have read in my other thread that I built a new computer over the weekend. Now I need to figure out the best way to move all my iTunes music from my roommates computer to mine. I had to use his computer for my Itunes because mine was so outdated that it couldn't handle it and it didn't have USB 2.0
I have a network connection to his and have access to the folder with the music. What is the easiest way to import all the music into iTunes on my new computer? I really don't want to add each album folder one by one to the new iTunes.
I have a network connection to his and have access to the folder with the music. What is the easiest way to import all the music into iTunes on my new computer? I really don't want to add each album folder one by one to the new iTunes.
02-05-2008, 05:24 PM
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Originally Posted by GIBSON6594
That looks like a nice tool. Thanks.
But I can copy all of the MP3s from his hard drive to mine. But how do I get iTunes to import them all into the program? I know that when I add MP3s directly to the iTunes folder they won't appear in the playlist until I import them from the file drop down.
02-05-2008, 05:38 PM
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Originally Posted by laidback93
That looks like a nice tool. Thanks.
But I can copy all of the MP3s from his hard drive to mine. But how do I get iTunes to import them all into the program? I know that when I add MP3s directly to the iTunes folder they won't appear in the playlist until I import them from the file drop down.
But I can copy all of the MP3s from his hard drive to mine. But how do I get iTunes to import them all into the program? I know that when I add MP3s directly to the iTunes folder they won't appear in the playlist until I import them from the file drop down.
Seamless Integration -- Adding songs to your computer, you're probably going to add them to iTunes right after that, right? What if you didn't have to, wouldn't that be great? Well you don't have to. Senuti will do all of the work for you. What work you want it to do is up to you. You can have songs added to iTunes if you want. You can have all of your music organized into folders by artist and album, too. The option's yours.
02-05-2008, 06:24 PM
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Get the music over to the new PC across the network if that's your only option. Then you can simply drag the entire "My Music" folder or wherever the music is stored into the iTunes window. iTunes handles the rest automatically and begins populating your library.
02-05-2008, 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted by GIBSON6594
From the website of the program to which I linked you.
Oh I didn't notice that. Sounds like that program is all I need.
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