ITunes - Revision history

Dmcgrego at 22:08, 30 January 2020

2020-01-30T22:08:04Z

Kplatt: /* Creating a backup for iOS devices in iTunes */

2012-06-18T17:37:43Z

‎Creating a backup for iOS devices in iTunes

Kplatt at 19:23, 15 June 2012

2012-06-15T19:23:39Z

Krogness: /* Using the iTunes Music Store */

2008-06-26T14:47:04Z

‎Using the iTunes Music Store

Nsonsteb at 15:58, 23 March 2007

2007-03-23T15:58:39Z

Nsonsteb: /* Troubleshooting */

2007-01-23T21:51:11Z

‎Troubleshooting

Nsonsteb: /* Troubleshooting */

2007-01-23T21:47:32Z

‎Troubleshooting

Nsonsteb: /* Troubleshooting */

2007-01-23T21:45:04Z

‎Troubleshooting

Nsonsteb at 21:42, 23 January 2007

2007-01-23T21:42:54Z

Rrud at 16:43, 21 November 2006

2006-11-21T16:43:58Z

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 [[Image:ITunes1.png|thumb|The iTunes interface]]
-'''iTunes''' is a piece of [[software]] created for media organization, purchase and playback. iTunes is integrated into the [[iLife]] media suite and is available for [[Macintosh]] and [[Windows]] machines. iTunes is also integrated with the Apple [[iPod]] and contains an easy to use interface for downloading music, video and podcasts for use either on a computer or iPod. iTunes is available for free download at: http://www.apple.com/itunes/
+'''iTunes''' is a piece of [[software]] created for media organization, purchase and playback. iTunes is integrated into the [[iLife]] media suite and is available for [[Macintosh]] and [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] machines. iTunes is also integrated with the Apple [[iPod]] and contains an easy to use interface for downloading music, video and podcasts for use either on a computer or iPod. iTunes is available for free download at: http://www.apple.com/itunes/
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 ===Building an iTunes Music Library===
 Your iTunes music library contains all the files you play through iTunes. To get to the library in iTunes, click on the library link on the left side of the program interface, this should open the library in the main frame. You can also get to this folder outside of the program. On a mac, open '''Finder''' and click on the '''Music''' link of the left, then open the file labeled '''iTunes''' and then the file labeled '''iTunes Music'''. Inside that folder you will find a group of folders which organize your music files based on artist. Open any of these folder to access the music files of that artist.

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 ===Creating a backup for iOS devices in iTunes===
-Apple's family of iOS devices consist of the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. These devices sync and back themselves up via iTunes. This allows you to manage the data on the device and create a back incase the device is lost or the data is erased.
+Apple's family of iOS devices consist of the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. These devices sync and back themselves up via iTunes. This allows you to manage the data on the device and create a backup incase the device is lost or the data is erased. To start, you need to have iTunes downloaded and installed on your machine. An iOS device can only sync with one iTunes library, so be sure that you sync it with a computer that you will have continued access to. Next, plug in your device and iTunes will automatically launch and begin the syncing process. Durring the sync process, your iOS device will automatically backup.
 ===Troubleshooting===

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 ===Syncing Your iPod with iTunes===
 Syncing an iPod should be a very simple task. All you need to do is plug your iPod into your computer with the cable provided, and open iTunes. The computer may want to run updates, but barring those the computer will sync your iPod automatically. Remember, syncing your iPod means that all the music and playlists from iTunes will be copied onto the iPod exactly as it is. If there was a song on your iPod what is not currently in your iTunes library, it will no longer be on your iPod when syncing is complete. Also, you are limited in the number of computers you can sync with, so keep that in mind when working with multiple machines!
 ===Troubleshooting===

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 ===Using the iTunes Music Store===
-You can also add files to your library by downloading them from the iTunes Music Store. To use the iTunes Music Store, click on the '''Music Store''' link on the left side of the iTune program. Note: you will need to be connected ot the internet in order to access the Music Store. In the store, most commercial music costs $.99 per song or .99 per album. There are also many free downloads available.
+You can also add files to your library by downloading them from the iTunes Music Store. To use the iTunes Music Store, click on the '''Music Store''' link on the left side of the iTune program. Note: you will need to be connected ot the internet in order to access the Music Store. In the store, most commercial music costs $.99 per song or $9.99 per album. There are also many free downloads available.
 ===Subscribing to Podcasts===

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 ===Troubleshooting===
-* [http://www.apple.com/support/ipod/ Apple's iPod Support Page]
+* [http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/ Apple's iTunes Support Page]
-* [http://www.apple.com/support/ipod/five_rs/ Apple's "Five R" Assistant]
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