ITunes is the main program used by most people to create libraries of music, movies, TV shows, podcasts, and audiobooks and then transfer and sync that content to iPods.
This page is your one-stop reference for all the content related to iTunes on this website. Here you’ll be able to learn about iTunes, its features, its terms, and how to use it.
Basic iTunes Use and Features
Installing iTunes
iTunes and iTunes Store Definitions
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Intermediate Features
- Creating and Using Playlists
Playlists can help you make custom song mixes, burn CDs, or sync multiple iPods to the same computer. - Turn on iTunes Sharing
One of the neat features of iTunes is that it allows you to share your music library with other iTunes users on your network and to listen to other shared libraries as well. - Buying Songs from the iTunes Store
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Advanced Features
Using Multiple Computers
- Listening to Music on Multiple Computers
- Use Multiple iPods with One Computer
- Transferring your iTunes Library to Another Computer
iPod Copy, Backup and Transfer
Sound Quality
- AAC vs. MP3: Which to Choose for Ripping CDs
- Sound Quality Test: AAC vs. MP3
When deciding what file format to encode CDs in for your music library, it's good to know the strengths of each format. In this test, I listen to the same song at three different encoding levels to see which is best.
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