ITunes is a complex and powerful media tool, which means there’s a lot to know about it.
Learn the ins and outs of using iTunes and the iTunes Store here.
iTunes Basics
These are the essentials you need for a complete foundation of iTunes features and functions.
You’ll also discover the difference between AAC and MP3 music files.
you’re free to even have iTunes build playlists for you automatically.
When iPods and iPhones are involved, it’s worse.
Do you need special software for this?
Can you give away your music on an iPod?
These articles sort out some of the confusion for you and help you figure out what to do.
but advanced features and tricks can make life easier and more fun.
While app reviews are one part of using the App Store, there’s more to it than that.
Apple removed apps from iTunes with the 12.7 version.
These articles about the App Store apply to pre-12.7 iTunes.
Three of the major features that enabled this are iCloud, Apple Music, and iTunes Match.
Learn all about these features and how to use them.
Streaming music services like Spotify and Pandora offer different ways to access and discover new music.
And iTunes Radio is another option for enjoying music.
Miscellaneous iTunes Issues
What does it mean to jailbreak your iPhone, and will that affect iTunes?
What can you do about duplicate songs in iTunes?
Can you change the album art for music?
Finding how to fix a problem you have can sometimes be a challenge.
If a song you purchased didn’t download, that can be frustrating.
This section helps you find solutions.
To manually check for iTunes updates on a Windows PC, go toHelp>Check for Updates.
If you’re on Windows PC, go to the Search bar and enter%appdata%.
initiate the folder, then selectApple>MobileSync>Backup.
iTunes U was an app that allowed teachers to create and share educational courses with students.
After years of stagnation, Apple decided todiscontinue the app at the end of 2021.