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A Quick Tour of iTunes
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Check out A Quick Tour of iTunes at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.
Gary, thank you for covering iTunes. Would love to see more on the subject, including, but not limited to, creating and managing playlists, and common playlist problems (like the dreaded dotted circle problem that afflicts even songs purchased from the iTunes Store). Would also love to see more about Apple Music, esp. pros and cons for those who are often disconnected from the internet.
Joseph: Not sure what you mean by the "dotted circle problem." As for Apple Music, I did an episode on that here: https://macmost.com/apple-music-basics.html
Thanks so much, great videos, always very informative
how to segment my library,
country and etc.
tks
rick: You mean by genre? It should already be broken up that way. Just view by Genre instead of Artist, Song, etc.
Great Video....Thank you!
I do not have a iPad or iPhone icon in iTunes that you spoke about on your #1401 episode. How do I make that appear then i'm in iTunes on my mac?
Thank you for your time and ALL your help making this a bit easier.
Debi: Are your iPhone and/or iPad connected to your Mac video via a cable?
Gary, I have gen 6 iPod nano which shows under the iTunes device list. However the icon to the right of the source list above the library is unresponsive. It looks like an iPod nano, but cannot be clicked. I have checked the box in devices preferences/settings to disallow automatic synching. But I doubt that has anything to do with my problem. Do you have any ideas? I am connected via cable.
Ed: Not sure. Apple has some troubleshooting info here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204095 I would simply try a restart of both your Mac and iPod nano first.
Just solved problem by restarting iPod and iTunes. Button now responsive.