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• My (partially Apple music) iTunes library does not appear in app Remote.

  Hello world

  I am aware of the fact that Apple's Remote application does not support Apple music, but the Remote app on my iPhone does not even recognize the iTunes library on my Mac. House sharing is enabled on my Mac and the two devices are connected to the same Apple ID

  Guys do you have an idea why this is the case?

  See you soon,.

  Luke

  He works now for some reason, I have completely no idea why.

• Several iTunes library issue

  Hello

  So, my question is about my MacBook Pro 15 "(early 2011), who crashed. I have been using a loan MBP and MBA from my wife. Within 6 months or that I plugged my iPhone 6 more to make backups, or install iOS 10 public beta, I don't know all the problems I've had in the past.

  In the past, I connect to one of my computers and if I backed up and tried to synchronize new items, he would inform me what would therefore lead in the media currently on my phone to delete. I understand this aspect of the question. However, it seems that now when I plug my phone into my wife of Air and make a backup (sometimes I'm on my user account with my AppleID and rarely I use his), it works very well. In the past, he alternates between asking his AppleID password or mine (and would also do it on the phone, as well).

  Sorry for the long backstory, (to make a dump of the brain), but ultimately, my question is when I replace my old MacBook Pro with a new machine (probably a Mac Mini that I can buy the base model and just put my RAM and HARD drive in), once I plug my phone into the computer and I will start to use for backups and regular synchronization will I have problems that could be avoided by doing something different now in preparation?

  Thanks, and I hope that makes sense!

  A device to sync with a library, apparently your wife now.  Copy the library to the other computer, and then modify it as you wish.

  Moving a library: quick response if you use preferences by default iTunes settings: copy the folder integer iTunes (and to ensure that all of its subfolders and files) intact at the other disk, hold down the option/alt key (shift on Windows) keys to start iTunes and on request to select a library select iTunes Library.itl file in the copied folder. Open a different iTunes library file or create a new one - https://support.apple.com/HT201596

  Apple has a page 6 and therefore a bit tedious and preview mind-boggling, step by step in the process I just summarize in one sentence above: how to move your iTunes library to a new computer - https://support.apple.com/HT204318 it is convenient if you think that all your materials are not in the standard location.

• Move iTunes library to a different location on the computer

  Hello

  I use the latest version of iTunes running on MacBook Air El Capitan. I'd like to keep my music library on my Mac itself that I travel and may or may not have connectivity.

  Now, my library grew to about 45 GB and get the crisis for space on my MacBook.

  Question: I have an extra car for the MacBook and you want to move my entire library over there, but don't know how to do without adding all the files again. (I have 45 GB of songs but only 65 to 70% of it are added to ITunes). Also note that I have disabled the option move files added to the iTunes folder.

  Thank you

  Méhul

  Moving a library: quick response if you use preferences by default iTunes settings: copy the folder integer iTunes (and to ensure that all of its subfolders and files) intact at the other disk, hold down the option/alt key (shift on Windows) keys to start iTunes and on request to select a library select iTunes Library.itl file in the copied folder. Open a different iTunes library file or create a new one - https://support.apple.com/HT201596

  However, you say that you have disabled iTunes organize media. I too use this setup and moved to my library from player to player, but I did pass my HDD and the system to another drive. I suspect since you use songs outside the normal structure that iTunes must use the addressing very specific to keep track of these files and this address should not remain the same on the new drive.  You do not specify files scattered how are.  You can (or not) find that copy the folder iTunes main and all the individual media files wherever they are exactly the same directory structure, more to appoint the external drive exactly the same thing that your internal drive doesn't work. Moving a library to another drive when the Manager media yourself is not something iTunes like and is a consequence of do you things like that.

• iTunes library didn't give all of my music library

  Small question. I recently moved my iTunes library from PC to Mac and unfortunately has no transfer via. That would be partly because I didn't have enough available storage cloud? If so, is that I could buy more storage and transfer?

  Thank you

  Nate

  What is your library and how cloud storage do you have?

  default value is 5 GB, you can buy more Apple

  iCloud: upgrade your iCloud-storage space

• Previous iTunes library. ITL?

  Can I remove previous libraries and temporary files iTunes without harming the current "iTunes Library.itl" or "iTunes Library.xml?"

  Current system:

  MacBook Pro i7 15 "retina (end 2013)

  16 GB OF RAM

  iTunes version 12.4.1.6

  Size of folder Support 1.46 TB on a NAS Drobo5N

  The database has become erratic, duplication of entire directories and lose the default folders.

  I was able to fix much of this behavior of coping files on iTunes, using iTunes to delete the file, and then re adding them.

  Are these previous iTunes libraries and the temporary files needed? Is it possible to use the iTunes interface to remove them, or can I just do it in the finder without evil?

  Thank you for any help...

  1. No, unless your current iTunes made reference to something in them.

  2. move to a different folder in the Finder and check the current library before deleting.

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• Any iTunes library appears in Apple music

  Forgive me for being prolific; I'm going to do my best to explain the problem I have. I just downloaded the beta version of iOS 10 and now my iTunes library all - playlists, artists, songs, everything - no appears in the library of my phone in the music app as my music that I have synced my Apple account. (Isn't that what iTunes game is - how can I get that free?)

  Point is - I don't want to do. I don't want to disable iCloud music library in the middle because then I lose everything I've already put in music Apple but also and especially because I'm not in a position to have a library with Apple music if iCloud music library has been disabled.

  Basically: I want my iTunes library and the library of my phone to be remain separate while "iCloud music library" on in the settings. I know this is possible because I believe that I had this problem once before and solved. After that, I had been months go without a problem (until I downloaded the beta version). Once again, since I have had this same problem once before and resolved I don't think it's because I use a beta iOS. For some reason any installation of the beta version only seems to have caused the problem to recur.

  Thank you in advance for help you!

  (1) you are not supposed to ask questions about the beta on open forums software. See the document to which you agreed on beta support.

  (2) music Apple includes a version of the game.  Now uses a sound library centralized in iCloud.

  I can't deal with your specific problem because I do not use music from Apple.  You may need to disable iCloud in the iTunes preferences?  If the installation of the OS x software caused this he may have returned to the default settings. Install OSX should not affect your mobile directly.

• I can't change the location of the iTunes library

  I used iTunes with my Mac Mini, and all the music and video have been stored in the main hard drive. As I added a 120 GB SSD inside the Mini and installed OS X (El Capitan) in it, I want to change the default location my iTunes library in the folder iTunes, in the old disk, because I want only the OS X and applications of this SSD because its space is short. But when I go into iTunes preferences I change the location of the media file, iTunes nothing happens. In the iTunes folder, I found the following:

  A folder called Album art

  A folder called automatically added to iTunes

  Files (all grayed out):

  iTunes Library Extras.itdb

  iTunes Libraty Genius.itdb

  The iTunes Music folder

  A class (grayed) called: iTunes Music Library.xml

  A folder called Mobile Applications

  A folder called Previous iTunes Libraries

  Any help? I tried several options but I could not.

  First of all make sure that you really understand what is a library. It is not the location of the media file.  That just tells iTunes where to store any media added from there.  For most people, a library is all the contents of the iTunes folder.

  Looks like your old drive still has various parameters of authorization in this regard.  On my other computer, I used several discs and in the window of Finder read information for each player, I've marked to ignore permissions on my data drives.

• Need simple explanation - move iTunes library to new PC

  I'm looking for a simple explanation of the functioning to the iTunes library to MOVE from one PC to another. The current/old computer will go far. KEY: need to keep notes of the song and playlists.  The last time I did I lost the scoring for thousands of songs and lost all the selections.

  Old computer is Windows 7

  New is Windows 10

  Is there a software that will do this for me?

  THANKS FOR THE HELP!

  • Where appropriate, consolidate your library so that all media included in the library are stored in iTunes standard media folders
  • Copy the complete library (whether as a result of the default values of iTunes, this will be C:\Users\username\Music\iTunes) from the old PC to the location on the new PC
    • If the library is small, if would be possible to copy over a network or using a USB
    • for large libraries, use an external hard drive as an intermediate storage device
    • Although the Windows copy and paste standard functions ' should be enough, third-party utility (I use Terracopy), or the method described in the user tip of turingtest2 on the backup of your iTunes for Windows with SyncToy library, may be more resistant to errors possible/interruptions during the copy process
  • If you have already installed and launch iTunes on the new PC, you need to overwrite all the files/folders is already present in C:\Users\username\Music\iTunes (this implies that you haven't added all the new PC which is not present on the old media).
  • Now launch iTunes on the new PC - the method described above ensures that data from the old PC iTunes (which is where are stored all your playlists, ratings, etc.) is available on the new.
  • An additional advantage to do this correctly, is that the new PC has now a physical copy of the same logic of the old library, so all iDevices will see this 'the same' library and you can continue the synchronization operations without risk of deletion of the device.

• Windows Vista (damaged) iTunes library

  I have a PC with Windows Vista. My iTunes has about 8000 songs in my library. Most have been burned CDs, mp3 Youtube and a few itunes purchases.

  About 3500 are grouped into playlists. Only my playlists are synced to an iPod classic.

  I think that this old PC can be buggy and two nights ago, there was a question C: drive which

  the "repaired" computer itself - took a few hours...

  Today, I burned a few songs from the CD to add to my itunes library.

  Now these two CD accounts for almost my entire library - I can also find a few old Itunes purchases

  in the iTunes library.  But 95% of the library is "gone".

  There is a folder called Itunes library (damaged) which has 2.5 MB. I suspect that this is my previous library and playlists.

  I can't get it open.

  I really want to restore the entire library and transfer it to a new PC w Windows 10.

  Can anyone help?

  The song files are probably still stored on your computer.  The "damage" was to your file to iTunes (the one marked as "damaged") library database.  The iTunes Library.itl file is what keeps track of songs (and other media) in your iTunes library and where their media files are stored.  If it is damaged, iTunes creates a new (empty) iTunes library database file.  Real media files are not in the iTunes library file, they are stored elsewhere.

  I think that this old PC can be buggy and two nights ago, there was a question C: drive which

  the "repaired" computer itself - took an hour or two.

  NOTE: If there are general data corruption, it may have also affected some of your media files (not only your iTunes library database file).

  The default location (for your iTunes media files) is account user music (or music), and then in the iTunes folder in your folder.  Using Windows Explorer, to see if you have a folder called iTunes Media to this place (it can be called iTunes Music).  If you do, look inside to find your song files, organized by media type, then artist name and album name.  If you use default iTunes, songs that you imported to CD via iTunes should be there.  Songs purchased from iTunes Store should be at this place.  The song files added from an external source (not directly imported from CD or iTunes Store) may or may not be stored at this location.

  I really want to restore the entire library and transfer it to a new PC w Windows 10.

  When you find your music files, copy them to a disk of a certain type.  On the new computer, run iTunes.  Go to the Advanced iTunes preferences pane.  There is a setting here to copy files to the iTunes folder when adding to Library Media.  I think that the option is not checked by default for Windows, but you should check in your case.  The other setting to keep iTunes Media folder organized must also be checked, if it isn't already.

  Show your music library in the iTunes window.  In the external drive with your song files, drag the song files or folders containing music files to the iTunes window and the drop.  iTunes adds all the compatible media files it finds in your new iTunes library.  Alternatively, instead of drag and drop, you can use the Add to library iTunes command in menu bar, under file.

  NOTE: This adds only your old media files to a new iTunes library.  Data such as playlists, ratings, number of coin, date added, etc are not transferred.  If you want to retrieve these data support, you can get it back on the old PC.  Please report if you want to try to do, instead of just transfer your media files to the new PC.

• Cannot move iTunes library & media

  I followed the instructions to move the iTunes library. It became too big for my internal hard drive. I followed the instructions to switch to an external hard drive. The only thing that copy is an empty folder "automatically add to iTunes".

  Locate and organize your iTunes - Apple Support files

  Find and replace the iTunes media folder location. "

  Thanks for any advice.

  Moving a library: quick response if you use preferences by default iTunes settings: copy the folder integer iTunes (and to ensure that all of its subfolders and files) intact at the other disk, hold down the option/alt key (shift on Windows) keys to start iTunes and on request to select a library select iTunes Library.itl file in the copied folder.

• import iTunes library

  I installed clean El Capitan Yosemite previous deletion which I backup on external drive.

  I had hundreds of free songs which I had imported into iTunes, how to restore these El Capitan iTunes songs?

  Moving a library: quick response if you use preferences by default iTunes settings: copy the folder integer iTunes (and to ensure that all of its subfolders and files) intact at the other disk, hold down the option/alt key (shift on Windows) keys to start iTunes and on request to select a library select iTunes Library.itl file in the copied folder.

  When it's to a new computer put the iTunes folder copied to the default location of Macintosh HD > users > * user name * > music (or home > music) so you don't even have to start with the down option, iTunes will automatically look for what it y.  (Make sure that it is no anything already in the iTunes folder it that you want to keep because you will replace it with the one you are moving).  Don't forget to authorize computer in iTunes to your Apple ID if you use it to synchronize with Apple devices or play multimedia DRM protected (e.g., movies).

  Some elements used in iTunes related activities are not stored in the iTunes library folder, but in special folders.  If you move a library to another computer, you can copy these too:

  -Music Apple file cache: http://dougscripts.com/itunes/2015/09/new-flush-apple-music-cache-files/

  -device iOS, various preferences files backups: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3285925

• 4 TB HD Wi - Fi transfer Itunes library

  Just bought a WD 4 to Cloud My Wireless HD.  I want to transfer the Go 107,58 primarily of the music that is currently in my Itunes library for the new external hard drive wireless.  What are the best options/procedures do?  I take the ITunes folder in users/XXX/music and just drag it to the new HD once connected?  Once the transfer is finished, I know I'll have to re - route the path to the new location.  Once this done... is it safe to delete the library located on my Macbook?  I'd appreciate it absolutely all of the questions.

  Moving a library: quick response if you use preferences by default iTunes settings: copy the folder integer iTunes (and to ensure that all of its subfolders and files) intact at the other disk, hold down the option/ALT key to start iTunes and on request to select a library select iTunes Library.itl file in the copied folder.

• iTunes library on NAS shared with every Mac.

  Okey, so I saw a lot of info on iTunes on a NAS share and I have read tons and tons of messages without a complete solution.

  So that's what I have today;

  1 Macbook Pro 15 "

  2 Macbook Pro 13 "

  1 mini Mac (connected to my Samsung TV and the stereo downstairs)

  1 NAS Synology 216 readers to play with 2x3GB

  Remote-app on my iOS devices so that I can change the music on the stereo without a computer

  Everything is connected to the same WiFi of course

  I want to spend my whole library iTunes into ONE on the NAS and then I want to

  (1) in order to access all the music on all computers

  2 (a) be able to add more music

  (b) sometimes I need to change the title of a song/album details may change the genre or add words etc.

  iTunes on the NAS server is to create.

  I compiled all the music in a library on the Macbook pro 15 "and used the following settings in iTunes under Advanced

  -Keep iTunes Media folder organized

  -Copy files to iTunes Media folder when adding to library

  -Sharing iTUnes library XML with other applications

  Also changed genres and all about the songs/albums to make everything as I want

  Moved the folder iTunes with everything on the NAS in music/iTunes

  And hold the ALT key when starting iTunes and then I choose the music/iTunes and then it took a few minutes and asked if he should copy all files

  so I said yes here.

  Now, it seems that I can share all the music on the NAS, but I can't

  1) click a song and change its genres, etc album name when I add the new music

  QUESTIONS

  So is it possible that I missed something, so why can't I just edit?

  Should I hold the ALT key and the library directly in NAS server folder and let them copy all files on the Mac Mini and the 2 13 "Macbook Pro is as well?

  Anyone who has this problem?

• I backed up my iTunes library and then wiped and restored my computer the moved my library back and reconnected to iTunes. Now iTunes does not show that the music is on my hard drive. He only sees in the clouds. How iTunes to make my paper copies

  I had to restore my computer. I backed up iTunes to an external restore then imported my library back to the original location in my home folder. Then I restarted iTunes with the option key and reopened my library. iTunes is not recognizing that the original music files are on my computer, he thinks that they are alone in the cloud. How iTunes to see the files on my computer?

  You back up and restore this way?

  Moving a library: quick response if you use preferences by default iTunes settings: copy the folder integer iTunes (and to ensure that all of its subfolders and files) intact at the other disk, hold down the option/ALT key to start iTunes and on request to select a library select iTunes Library.itl file in the copied folder.