There are several files in your iTunes folder, all of which are used by various iTunes and system functions to access your music. For a standard installation of iTunes 8, there should be about six or ...

Do you wonder why you may have both an iTunes Music and iTunes Media folder on your computer? Are you curious where the Column Browser went in iTunes 11? Have you ever wondered how to make a smart ...

With the introduction of iTunes 9, Apple applied slight changes to the default organization of files that iTunes manages, which may or may not show up for you, depending on how you use iTunes. Topher, ...

As time goes by, and our digital media collections grow, we need to ensure that we don’t lose the music and video files that we’ve spent our hard-earned dollars (or, in the case of ripping our own CDs ...

Listening to your favorite music while you're working can make long hours at the office seem a little less tedious. If you frequently transfer music to an iPod, USB flash drive or other portable ...

Although Apple is retiring iTunes on Macs, your media library and playlists on the app will live on. The files should port over to the new Apple Music app, which is arriving through macOS Catalina.

iTunes Library Toolkit is an inexpensive tool that will help keep your iTunes Library tidy. When you rely on iTunes to manage your music collection and all of the apps and files you store on your iOS ...

I have a lot of local music files on my hard drive stored in ~/Documents/Music which are mp3 format. I'm moving to a bigger drive and decided to spot check some files after an rsync and I was alarmed ...

As part of what seems to be a quest to make iTunes the single most user-unfriendly app in the Apple repertoire, the latest version removed a slew of user preference, including the ability to control ...

The new iTunes Match service is a handy way to share music among all your computers and iDevices. One reader is wondering if this feature can also be used to replace older 128kbps DRM encoded tracks ...

I am writing this in order to get a better understanding of why my computer is acting strange. For some time now whenever I try to open my iTunes I get this error ...

Should you ever need to uninstall iTunes and reinstall it for any reason, such as if your iTunes library becomes corrupted, you may be concerned about holding onto your music and not losing any of it.