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• I want to move my itunes library from my old PC to my new Mac, but the files on the PC in the old file structure.  How can I do this?

  I'm afraid that if I followed the instructions here (How to move your iTunes library to a new computer - Apple Support), it will mess up things on my Mac that the file structure is totally different.  Is there a way to first convert the structure of the files on the PC to match the structure of files on Mac?  I've updated the version of iTunes on the PC for 12.1.3 (who he says is the most recent).  I tried following the instructions here: iTunes: understanding iTunes Media organization - Apple support but it is not an "Upgrade to iTunes Media organization" option when I go to the library to organize on the PC.  All advice is appreciated.

  This document is a bit outdated. File > library > organize library > reorganize files does the same thing as the the old upgrade to iTunes Media organization. For more information on preparing your library for the move, see make a library of portable split .

  TT2

• How can I move my iTunes Library to External Hard Drive?

  I googled cela but can't seem to find what I'm looking for...

  I want to leave my iTunes library in all my Windows PC for a hard drive external and I want to keep it there because it does not fit on my new Macbook Air. I'm happy to plug every time that I would use my iTunes library.

  I found the instructions step by step online, but I would like to know what happens if you never had the option "Copy files to iTunes Media folder when adding to library" checked. This way only future additions will be copied in my folder or it will copy all my previous music? I took a peek in the folder and my latest addition isn't here so I guess that it copies only future additions to the library. Is this correct?

  If so, how to get all my music in one folder so I can copy it to my hard drive? (Yes, I confess that my music seems to be scattered in my PC)

  This link may be useful:

  Locate and organize your iTunes - Apple Support files >

  See the section "Search and change the location of the iTunes media folder" in particular.

• Update iTunes library of Snow Leopard in El Capitan

  Hello everyone

  I have a new iMac running El Capitan (iTunes 12.3) that I want to update an iTunes library from my old Mac that took place from Snow leopard. (Not sure this number of old iTunes because the old Mac crashed) I copied the old iTunes from a backup folder to the new Mac. Here's what its structure looks like:

  

  However, when I point the new iTunes on this record, he is not recognized and implemented to date so I have everything in my new iTunes. I could import all the media from the iTunes Music folder, but then I do not have my playlists.

  What is the right path to access the old library on the new Mac?

  Thanks for the help!

  Hello

  Create a new folder in the Finder window and call it Itunes1

  Drag all of the files and folders inside except for Album work.

  Launch iTunes by pressing ⌥ alt, and then select the iTunes1 library

  It should work

  

  

• Try to share your old laptop (XP) ITunes library. Unable to save or download the latest version of ITunes successfully.

  Our ITunes library is on an old laptop running Windows XP. We want to stop using this computer and want to move the ITunes library to our new computer laptop. However, due to the age of the current laptop, we seem unable to ITunes backup properly, or to download the latest version of ITunes. Therefore, we cannot share the music. Tried to put music on our IPod, copying over to the new laptop, but that did not work or the other. We get an error on the source files. Any suggestion would be appreciated.

  You must download and install iTunes 12.1.3 - this is output from output of sequence that enables support of iOS 9 for XP and Vista users (but lack of music to Apple and other features added in 12.2/12.3, which requires Windows 7 or a later version).

  • iTunes 12.1.3.6 / XP or Vista 32 bit: iTunesSetup.exe

  If you simply want to transfer your iTunes library from your old computer to the new, you don't need iTunes to support it, unless you need consolidate the library as a preliminary step - see How to move your iTunes library to a new computer - Apple Support for more information.

• I'm trying to move a song to my iPhone music library to the iTunes library on my MacBook Air.  I do not want to synchronize the two, so how do I simply copy/migrate the song on my computer?

  I'm trying to move a song to my iPhone music library to the iTunes library on my MacBook Air.  I do not want to synchronize the two (and they have never been synchronized), so how can I simply copy/migrate the song on my computer?  Is there a way to do, without having to re-purchase the song on the iTunes Store on my Mac?

  E-mail (for yourself) click on it in the email

• I have reset my Ipod classic. Now I want to synchronize with I tunes. ITunes says that it is synchronized. I pod reads no music

  used to synchronize my Ipod in windows 10

  If "reset" means you did a restore of the iPod using iTunes (to delete), the default setting after a restoration is to use manually manage music and videos.  Maybe that's why iTunes 'syncs' the iPod but nothing is loaded.  Nothing is set up to sync.

  If you want to use automatic synchronization to music, you need to Sync music.  Select the iPod in iTunes (click on its button on the device on the horizontal bar) to show its settings screen in the iTunes window.  The side left (in the sidebar), under settings, click music.  Right, parameters of music on the iPod screen.

  NOTE: All of the songs from the iPod that are not in your iTunes library will be lost.

  Check the box to Sync music.  This enables automatic synchronization.  If your library iTunes music can fit on the iPod, you can use the option synchronize entire music library.  Otherwise, choose the option synchronize playlists, artists, albums, and genres. Make your choice from the lists below.  For example, you can create and maintain playlists (one or more) in your iTunes library with songs you want on the iPod.  Back on the settings screen of music from iPod, under playlists, select (checkmark) these playlists.

  Click Apply to sync your music library (or the selected part of it) to the iPod.  Further, iTunes automatically keeps your iPod "in phase" with the changes in your music library (or the selected part of it), when you connect the iPod (or click sync , if already connected).

  If this is not the reason for your new iPod does not sync with your iTunes library, please report it back with any additional details.

• Songs deleted from the iTunes library still show on my device after synchronization

  I updated my iTunes library and remove several songs.

  after syncing my iPhone 5, deleted items still appear on my phone

  want to do the same thing at mynipad, but I'm nervous about synchronization.

  How can I make sure that the d delet songs are deleted from my device and make sure that all the other managed elements are correctly synchronized?

  Thank you

  The following steps should solve the problems around the synchronization, assuming that all the content you want in your library.

  (If it isn't see recover your iTunes from your iPod or an iOS device)

  1. Backup device.
  2. Restoration as a new device.
  3. Restore the backup that you made earlier.

  NB. A feature introduced with iOS 9 called thinning or slicing app app allows each device to download just the code and resources required by this device, resulting in smaller downloads and a better use of the storage on the device. Therefore the device is no longer the universal version of the application that can be installed on any device to transfer applications is no longer supported. I hope that Apple will bring some changes to how it works, but in the meantime, you can download past purchases from iTunes or activate the automatic shopping app downloads to ensure that iTunes has always the apps you want on your device. As long as you make sure that all of the apps are present and updates in iTunes before you attempt a restore there should be no loss of data. I cannot confirm, but it seems a way to recent update all data are restored and apps that are not in the library are waiting to download from the iTunes Store over Wi - Fi, in a similar way to the restoration of the iCloud way works.

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• I want to run an update on my iPod Touch, but I get a warning "it buying things... that have not been transferred to your iTunes library." How can I determine what those are?

  I want to run an update on my iPod Touch, but I get a warning "it buying things... that have not been transferred to your iTunes library." How can I determine what those are? Does he want me back up my Touch before update?

  Just sync or backup and they will go to the iTunes library.

• Error message: they buy items on the iPhone "IPhone patches (2)" who have not been transferred to your iTunes library. You must transfer these items in your iTunes library before the update of this iPhone. Are you sure you want to continue

  When you try to download and install new updates of security for my iPhone 6 s, I get the following error Message:

  "They buy items on the iPhone"XYZ"which have not been transferred to your iTunes library. You must transfer these items in your iTunes library before the update of this iPhone. Are you sure you want to continue? »

  How do I 1) locate those particular items purchased? and (2) how to transfer them to my iTunes library?

  Click here and follow the instructions.

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• Want to buy the new ipod nano, how can I connect this to my old itunes library without losing all my songs

  Want to buy the new ipod nano, how can I connect this to my old itunes library without losing all my songs

  Back up your library, update if necessary iTunes and sync the iPod. This will not normally remove anything from the iTunes library, but other things can.

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• I want to update to iOS for iPhone form a computer that isn't mine. I do nit want to backup purchases in their itunes library. What should I do?

  I want to update to iOS for iPhone form a computer that isn't mine. I do nit want to backup purchases in their itunes library. What should I do?

  Perhaps you should consider updating Over The Air. Settings > general > software update.

• I have a iPod Classic 30 GB. I have a new macbook pro and I managed to put my iPod, but now I can't synchronize my iTunes to iPod. What should I do next?

  iPod Classic does not sync with iTunes on MacBook Pro.

  If "reset" means you did a restore on it (to erase it), after the restoration, the iPod is set by default to use the parameter manually manage music and videos] .  If you expect not to sync automatically, you need to Sync music.

  Connect iPod and to find his button on the device to iTunes.  The screenshot below shows the left upper corner of the window of my iTunes, iPod button circled in red.

  

  Click this button to display the settings of the iPod summary screen in the iTunes window.  Along the left side, in the sidebar, under settings, click on music.  Parameters of music from the iPod screen to the right.  Check the box to Sync music.

  NOTE: For anyone else reading this, all the songs of the iPod that are not in your iTunes library will be lost.

  This enables automatic synchronization.  You can choose to synchronize your entire music library or a part of the selection .  Implement this screen as you want, and then click apply to sync iPod.  Further, iTunes automatically keeps iPod "in phase" with the changes in your music library (or the selected part of it), when you connect the iPod (or click sync , if already connected).

  If this isn't the problem, thanks for posting back with additional details about your situation.

• Help me get back my iTune library

  Hello

  I lost my mac mini 2009 with my library of more than 3,000 titles iTune.

  For now, I have an old Dell with Windows 7 and iTunes.

  I still have access to my iTune and iTune Store account, but I have nothing left to synchronize.

  My external drive backup are all in the time Capsule and I'm now trying to recover my iTunes library on a PC...

  I allowed Dell to access iTune but I can't import the content of my old iTune iPhone 3GS on the Dell library...

  All I see are my recent purchase... a very small part of the library.

  My music is all about the 3Gs, how can I import it on the DEll PC?

  Well. can you help me please... I own this music and paid for it!

  Kind regards

  Simon

  An iPhone is not a source of backup for the music.

  You can restore all your music purchased on iTunes, but it seems that if you know that and you want to restore the rest.

  The way to do that is to replace your Mac Mini with a new Mac, then use Time Machine as well as the Migration Wizard to restore your last backup Mac Mini for this new machine.

• How to remove all the songs in a playlist of my itunes library?

  My request here is, is it possible that I can select all the pieces that I have selected in iTunes and delete all of these songs in my iTunes library. To clarify I'm asking not how to remove and individual songs or how to remove a playlist, I want the songs within a time to be gone, or deselected somehow.

  Basically, I recently bought a new laptop and I've been moving all of my music from the old laptop to the new aid, sticks of memory of 8 GB that I don't have an external hardrive and would rather not pay for someone else to come and move the contents of my hard drive from one to the other. On my previous laptop, I had a playlist containing all the songs I want on my phone for synchronization purposes, as I had too much music to store it all. For reasons to keep this playlist and without having to build all over again I first transferred the music in the playlist of phone. The problem is I now want to transfer the songs that aren't in that playlist aswell, but I can't find anyway to select only the titles so that I can drag them into my memory stick. I can't delete the songs in the playlist one by one as there are almost 6000 titles in there then, obviously, that would be very time consuming.

  Thanks in advance for any help you can give

  I would recommend before you do anything destructive with your library you backup your iTunes for Windows with SyncToy library. It is also the tool I would recommend that you use to transfer the library to a computer, first back up and restore then (in a folder empty) to the other machine. Doing it this way means that you get the sides play heads of prosecution, playlists, date added, and that you don't have to erase and reload your content. It also ensures that you have a backup! Hard drives external are quite cheap and you should not skimp. That said, if the two computers are on the same network, you can use SyncToy to copy the iTunes folder from one to the other, if you open the folder music sharing on a computer, so it can be seen from the other.

  As for the original question, Ctrl + A to select everything in a playlist. SHIFT-DELETE to remove it from the library. But I really wouldn't like that.

  TT2