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Managing Multiple LibrariesĬonsider setting up multiple libraries if you want to do any of the following: I present here some tips that couldn’t fit into the printed book or e-book. iTunes is getting better all the time, and this book gets you started. Since then, Apple has released numerous updates of iTunes to support new devices, fix bugs, and add new features to improve your content library and your iPod experience.Īll the important features are covered in my book, iPod and iTunes For Dummies. It was purchased by Apple in 2000 and redesigned and released as iTunes. ITunes was originally developed by Jeff Robbin and Bill Kincaid as an MP3 player called SoundJam MP, and released by Casady & Greene in 1999. Even though I buy content and apps directly with my iPod touch, everything I obtain is automatically synchronized with my iTunes library on my computer, and just about all my music is synchronized with my iTunes Match library in iCloud. I bring all my content into iTunes - from CDs, the iTunes Store, and other sources - and then sync it wirelessly to my iPod touch, iPhones, and iPads for playback. ITunes is the center of my media universe and the software that manages content for all my iPods, iPhones, and iPads.
