iTunes question

[Bond]

If those files are illegally downloaded I don't think iTunes can.

[Null]

wouldnt matter. itunes doesnt know the difference.

[GameMaster]

Canyarion, all you have to do is click the song, then select File > Get Info > then click the info tab.

[Null]

i hope you mean highlight all songs and do that. because it sucks if thats 1 by 1.

in music match you just load up every song you got. tell it the format to name them. and as long as it has something to go by, (be it, looking it up on the net, or using the ID3 tags) it just mass renames them on the spot.

[Canyarion]

Ok thanks all, I guess I'll have to install MusicMatch again.
That program is terrible at ripping CDs. I have a load of MP3s that MusicMatch messed up... I shouldn't have surfed the web when the PC was ripping.

[Typhoid]

Originally Posted by Canyarion

Ok thanks all, I guess I'll have to install MusicMatch again.
That program is terrible at ripping CDs. I have a load of MP3s that MusicMatch messed up... I shouldn't have surfed the web when the PC was ripping.

My Musicmatch worked fine, i ripped teh Hives CD last night, as far as i know the CD is fine, as long as id didnt like, erase the songs. And the songs are named properly, and they ripped fine. Although finding the files was a totoal bit**.

But i might be using a different Music mathc, mine came with my computer and is called "Musicmatch Jukebox plus" idno if thats normal or what...

[GameMaster]

As long as you have iTunes Canyarion, convert all your MP3s to AAC (MP4) format. Cut the file size without cutting quality.