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iTunes activation codes can be used to download songs, television show episodes, movies and more. Learn about missing iTunes activation codes with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Burning a DVR from iTunes is a great way to get certain types of content off your computer. Burn a DVR from iTunes with help from an expert in Apple retail in this free video clip.
If you forget the iTunes passcode for your iPhone you can always recover it from your computer. Find out what to do if you forget the iTunes passcode from your computer with help from an expert in Apple retail in this free video clip.
Changing iTunes autofill settings will affect the way metadata is entered into songs. Change iTunes autofill settings with help from an expert in Apple retail in this free video clip.
If iTunes if freezing on reinstall you may need to completely uninstall the software. Find out what to do if iTunes is freezing on a reinstall with help from an expert in Apple retail in this free video clip.
How you arrange iTunes buttons will vary depending on your own personal preferences. Arrange iTunes buttons with help from an expert in Apple retail in this free video clip.
Linking an iTunes library with the iPad will require you to connect your iPad to your computer. Link an iTunes library with the iPad with help from a computer and electronics expert in this free video clip.
Hitting "Restore" on iTunes will roll your iPad back to its original factory settings. Find out what happens to an iPad when you hit "Restore" on iTunes with help from a computer and electronics expert in this free video clip.
Registering for iTunes on the iPad will allow you to purchase movies, music and television shows without a computer. Learn the steps to register for iTunes on the iPad with help from a computer and electronics expert in this free video clip.
Deleting iPad apps from iTunes will also delete them from the iPad itself with your next sync. Delete iPad apps from iTunes with help from a computer and electronics expert in this free video clip.
Marking something as viewed in iTunes will get rid of the little blue dot next to its name. Mark something as viewed in iTunes with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Connecting Ventrilo to iTunes is something that you can do with your main Ventrilo account. Connect Ventrilo to iTunes with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Genius Mixes are ones that are automatically created based on past listening habits. Delete a Genius Mix in iTunes with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Reversing an iTunes installation basically involves uninstalling the program. Reverse an iTunes installation with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Tracing iTunes hacks is something that you can do by signing into your iTunes account. Trace iTunes hacks with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
If apps are disappearing on iTunes this could be the fault of either iTunes itself of your computer's operating system. Learn what to do if apps are disappearing on iTunes with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Redownloading deleted apps on iTunes is something you do right from your iTunes Store account. Redownload deleted apps on iTunes with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Scheduling iTunes makes running and maintaining your personal media collection almost entirely automated. Schedule iTunes with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Most of the movie content available on iTunes can be rented in high definition, depending on your region. High-definition films are available in either 720p HD (1,280-by-720 pixels) or in 1080p HD (1,920-by-1,080 pixels). Browse to any movie on the iTunes Store to check the availability of a title to rent and the resolutions at which it is offered.
Setting up multiple iTunes users is a great way to allow the whole family to use one computer. Set up multiple iTunes users with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
There are a few key reasons why your iPhone might not show up in iTunes, like if your USB cable isn't connected. Find out what to do if your iPhone doesn't show up in iTunes with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
If iTunes doesn't recognize your iPhone you may be having an issue with the device's USB cable. Find out what to do if iTunes won't recognize the iPhone with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Uploading church messages to iTunes will require the use of the voice memo app. Upload church messages to iTunes with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
If iTunes is timing out, the problem may be caused by your clock source in your computer. Fix the timeout in iTunes with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Reformatting your hard drive erases all of the data contained on it. Keep iTunes after a reformat with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Making iTunes Genius recognize music will help fill in album art and other information for all of your tracks. Make iTunes Genius recognize music with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
One of the easiest ways to get photos onto an iPad is to sync them through iTunes. Import pictures onto iTunes for an iPad with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Combining songs from iTunes in GarageBand requires you to export those songs from one program to the other. Combine songs from iTunes in GarageBand with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Synchronizing an iPhone in iTunes helps make sure all of your content and settings are in one place. Synchronize iPhone in iTunes with help from an expert in the world of Apple retail in this free video clip.
Erasing an iPhone through iTunes requires you to connect your iPhone to a computer. Erase an iPhone through iTunes with help from an expert in the world of Apple retail in this free video clip.
Transferring music from YouTube into your iTunes library will require the use of specialized software and just a little bit of your time. Put music from YouTube into your iTunes with help from a sound recording and music production specialist in this free video clip.
Naming tracks when uploading them to iTunes is a great way to make sure that your collection is as organized as possible. Name tracks when uploading to iTunes with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Disabling the backup in iTunes will increase performance but could also increase the risk of data loss. Disable the backup in iTunes with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Though you are prompted to register in iTunes when you first set the program up, you don't actually have to do that if you don't want to. Skip registration in iTunes with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Uploading pictures to iTunes makes those pictures available on all of your devices. Upload pictures to iTunes with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Reversing an iTunes sync is something you can do if you accidentally synced incorrect files to an iOS device. Reverse an iTunes sync with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
iTunes cards aren't only for use on your computer anymore. Use iTunes cards on iPhones with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Authorizing your computer for iTunes makes sure that all of your content will play on a machine. Authorize your computer for iTunes with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Embedding iTunes sound clips is something you can do in just a couple of seconds anytime you'd like. Embed iTunes sound clips with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Unprotecting your MP4V files in iTunes is actually a relatively straightforward process. Unprotect MP4V in iTunes with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
One of the many things that iTunes allows users to do is consolidate their digital libraries. Find out what "Consolidate Library" means in iTunes with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Adjusting preferences in iTunes Genius will help make your results more accurate. Adjust preferences in iTunes Genius with help from an audio engineer, musician, video editor and Mac savvy tech in this free video clip.
Publishing music on iTunes is actually a very specific and very important process. Publish music on iTunes with help from an audio engineer with a degree in Audio Recording from California State University in this free video clip.
Displaying songs on the iTunes Genius Mix playlist is something you can do with just a few quick taps of your mouse. Display songs on the iTunes Genius Mix playlist with help from an audio engineer with a degree in Audio Recording from California State University in this free video clip.
Removing Genius from iTunes is something you can do right from the main user interface. Remove Genius from iTunes with help from an audio engineer with a degree in Audio Recording from California State University in this free video clip.
If iTunes tells you that it is burning, it means that it is creating some type of CD using your burner. Find out what it means when iTunes tells you that it is burning with help from an audio engineer with a degree in Audio Recording from California State University in this free video clip.
Changing iTunes categories is something you can do in a few different ways depending on your preferences. Change iTunes categories with help from an audio engineer with a degree in Audio Recording from California State University in this free video clip.
Uninstalling iTunes will completely remove Apple's software from your computer. Uninstall iTunes with help from an audio engineer with a degree in Audio Recording from California State University in this free video clip.
Duplicate iTunes entries can make it more difficult to find your favorite songs. Learn about duplicate iTunes entries with help from an audio engineer with a degree in Audio Recording from California State University in this free video clip.
If your iTunes Genius disappeared, one of a few key things may have happened. Find out what to do if your iTunes Genius disappeared with help from an audio engineer with a degree in Audio Recording from California State University in this free video clip.
