I like to glance at iTunes while I’m listening to music and it drives me crazy when there are typos or other mistakes in track or song names. How can I fix them and improve my listening experience?
Seems so darn tedious to have to go into the Music app every time to control my iPhone playlist. Where else do play/pause/next/prev controls show up on an iPhone 11 running iOS 13?
My sister shares audiobook files with me in Mp3 format. They work fine, but I notice that they are listed as “music” in iTunes. How can I get them to actually be “audiobooks” instead?
Purchased a bunch of music through Apple iTunes, but want to listen on non-Apple players? You’ll need to convert AAC and other formats into MP3 for maximal portability. Fortunately, TuneFab Apple Music Converter makes it a breeze…
I listen to a lot of music in iTunes on my iPhone 6s, but the “library” section has dumb categories. I don’t have playlists, for example. Is there a way to customize what’s shown? I’m running iOS 10, if that matters.
I pre-purchased an album from a favorite artist of mine and while Apple emailed me that it’s available, when i go into iTunes, it’s not in my library. How do I download it?
Okay, I gave Apple Music a shot. It’s been two months. But I don’t want to keep it and I don’t have a clue how to turn off or disable autorenewal in iTunes. Help!
Cleaning up my children’s rooms I found a couple of iTunes Gift Cards. Nice. But before I throw them away, how do I check to see if they’ve been redeemed? I’d hate to throw away a valid iTunes card!
Alright, Dave. I’m darn frustrated. My husband and I both have Macs and he also has an iPod — that I bought him! — but when I plug his iPod into my Mac, I can see the music in iTunes and can even listen to it, but I can’t copy it into my own iTunes library. What’s wrong, and how do I fix it?
