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Redlemon · 10-21-2003, 09:54 AM

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Originally posted by YaWhateva
Um, i really like the look and sound of iTunes after playing with it for awhile. The only thing is that whenever i try to add my entire music library in, the program has some sort of error. anyone know what i can do cuz i have really been looking for a good mp3 program.

Probably one of your song files are busted. Try adding folder by folder to see where the damage is.

CyCo PL · 10-21-2003, 09:57 AM

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Originally posted by Johnny Rotten
I think iTunes uses as much RAM as it does because it's a full-fledged online music purchase application and CD burner/ripper as well as an audio player, 'Net radio app and jukebox database. Comparing it to something as simple as WinAMP or even MusicMatch seems a little knee-jerk to me.

I just want to listen to music though, I don't care about *any* of that other stuff.

YaWhateva · 10-21-2003, 07:11 PM

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Originally posted by redlemon
Probably one of your song files are busted. Try adding folder by folder to see where the damage is.

Bingo. Thank you sir. I really like iTunes a lot.

brandon11983 · 10-23-2003, 08:21 PM

I absolutely love this program!! I use it for all of my music encoding and burning now. After taking care of some initial settings such as the bit rate for encoding and where I want the MP3's dumped, it handles everything else for me. I insert a CD, iTunes gets the CD and track info for me, click Import, iTunes creates a folder in my music directory for the artist name, creates a folder in that for the CD title, rips the tracks into that folder, adds track numbers for me, AND puts ID3 tags on all the MP3's for me. It is a full featured jukebox, and way to go Apple!!

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brandon11983 Stereophonic Location: Chitown!!	I absolutely love this program!! I use it for all of my music encoding and burning now. After taking care of some initial settings such as the bit rate for encoding and where I want the MP3's dumped, it handles everything else for me. I insert a CD, iTunes gets the CD and track info for me, click Import, iTunes creates a folder in my music directory for the artist name, creates a folder in that for the CD title, rips the tracks into that folder, adds track numbers for me, AND puts ID3 tags on all the MP3's for me. It is a full featured jukebox, and way to go Apple!! __________________ Well behaved women rarely make history.