it means that it will save that music to a folder on your itunes library.
If you copy files to iTunes Library, you will have 2 copies of the file on your computer. iTunes can play files that are not in the iTunes Library. It makes a link to them, like an alias. For example, if you download a song, it might be in your downloads folder. If you let iTunes copy it to the iTunes Library, it will be in your downloads folder and your iTunes Library. If you delete the song from the downloads folder, it will still be in your iTunes Library, and iTunes can still play it. If you don't copy it to your iTunes Library, and delete it from the downloads folder, iTunes will not be able to play it. You should set up iTunes so that it takes care of the files the way you wish. Don't try to arrange the files yourself by dragging them or copying them yourself into the iTunes Library folder. If you do that you might not see them in iTunes because the iTunes database has not been updated by iTunes. This is also true if you move files between the iTunes album or artist folders. Let iTunes do it and it will maintain the database and you can play all your music.
computers talk to each other so the should send a meessage for the itunes library. computers talk to each other so the should send a meessage for the itunes library.
The iTunes library is where iTunes stores your music. You can put music in the library from music on your computer or from your CDs. You only need to set up an iTunes account if you wish to purchase items from the iTunes store.
How to Successfully Use An Older Version of iTunesAfter Installing iTunes 7 (or the latest version) go into My Documents/My Music.Now go into the iTunes folder.Rename your iTunes Library.itl as iTunes Library.itl.old.Go into the Previous iTunes Libraries folder (which would be in MyDocuments\MyMusic\Previous iTunes Libraries).Take the newest file (for me this was iTunes Library 2006-09-14.itl) and copy it back up to the iTunes folder.Rename it iTunes Library.itl.Run iTunes 6 and you should be all set, with your library restoredAnother user said:I recently downgraded WinXP to Win2K and received this error after installing iTunes for Win2K. This was the first article I read when I investigated my options. The second step was confusing to me because the "previous library" file did not exist. I simply renamed the old (newer) library with the "itl.old" file extension and that worked.Also, after you rename the iTunes icons it may not work. To fix that click on 'use web service to find appropriate program' and do the following steps (it does work).
you cant unless it was a library with an account
Yes. Windows version of itunes will recognize the soundfiles in your mac iTunes library.
itunes error 13010 refers to a corrupt itunes library genius file -- to resolve it remove the "itunes library genius.itdb" from your itunes folder and relaunch iTunes
No.
A new version of iTunes only updates the iTunes software and does not touch your music/movies library.
it means that it will save that music to a folder on your itunes library.
Updating iTunes only updates the iTunes software it will not touch your music library.
If you copy files to iTunes Library, you will have 2 copies of the file on your computer. iTunes can play files that are not in the iTunes Library. It makes a link to them, like an alias. For example, if you download a song, it might be in your downloads folder. If you let iTunes copy it to the iTunes Library, it will be in your downloads folder and your iTunes Library. If you delete the song from the downloads folder, it will still be in your iTunes Library, and iTunes can still play it. If you don't copy it to your iTunes Library, and delete it from the downloads folder, iTunes will not be able to play it. You should set up iTunes so that it takes care of the files the way you wish. Don't try to arrange the files yourself by dragging them or copying them yourself into the iTunes Library folder. If you do that you might not see them in iTunes because the iTunes database has not been updated by iTunes. This is also true if you move files between the iTunes album or artist folders. Let iTunes do it and it will maintain the database and you can play all your music.
To drag a music or video file into your iTunes library, left-click the file and hold, drag the file into your iTunes library and it will sync the file into your library.
There is a Sharing section in the iTunes Preferences. Tick the Share my library on my local network. Other computers with iTunes will then be able to find the music in your library.
How do you download from limewire library to mp3 without Itunes?
no you dont lose your itunes library if you buy a new ipod