Missing CD imported into iTunes on my computer

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• The superdrive in my iMac (21.5, late 2009) refuses to mount new audio CD. It is very good with cds that have already been imported into iTunes and Ditto DVD. But the new CD is ejected, which means that I can't add anything to my music library on a cd.

  The superdrive in my iMac (21.5, late 2009, running OSX 10.10.3) refuses to mount new audio CD. He sees the cds, which have already been imported into iTunes (12.3.2.35) and same DVD. But new (IE back to the computer) cds are ejected, which means that I can't add anything to my music library on a cd. Any help would be appreciated!

  First try to reset the SMC & LANDAU 2 - 3 times back to back by LANDAU and Intel iMac SMC resets with all devices disconnected.

  If that does not resolve the problem, go to your local office supply store and get a CD/DVD cleaning kit and use it. If this does not work, then the SuperDrive is end of life and should be replaced. Many users with iMacs older everything just get external DVD readers, if you need to do this, I recommend you contact OWC (www.macsales.com) and they can direct you to one that fits your needs.

• music past PC from XP to Vista PC and more will no longer play in the drive media or import into itunes

  I transferred a large amount of music from my work (XP Dell) computer to my home laptop (Dell Vista) via an external hard drive.  About 3/4 of the music now will not import into itunes (nothing happens at all when I try to add or drag the files on), and Windows media player will not play them.  He complains about the codex or file extension.  I is not the exact message at the moment but you can get it later.
  The songs will play in another free player I downloaded (I don't remember who it was but can find out (I'm not on my laptop now)).
  I've had this problem for a year or two and thinking of upgrading to Windows 7 just if I can access my music again, but don't know if it will even work and prefer not spend this money if there is a solution under Vista.
  The files are a mixture of types, some were given to me and others that I transferred via CD myself.  I have all the original CD or files. Each of them has played without problems on the XP PC.  When I got this problem, I sent one of the files from my Vista computer on an XP machine and it played smoothly on this point, so it seems not that files have been corrupted.  It seems to be a Vista problem that also affects good windows media player and itunes.  I want to be able to get the songs in itunes, so I can listen to on my Ipod.
  Any help gratefully received.

  Hi Rachael_964,

  I suggest that you follow the section provided below and check if that helps.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-problems-in-Windows-Media-Player

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/codecs-frequently-asked-questions

  Because of itunes, you can contact itunes support for more help and information.

• Don't develop music files and cannot import into Itunes

  When I download music it used to open in a folder and I could click on each piece individually and then import them into Itunes, but now it always opens with whatever program is set as default, I can no longer import into Itunes

  Try the procedure described by the bottom

  http://www.ehow.com/how_2021866_import-songs-iTunes.html

  http://support.Apple.com/kb/ht1347

• I can't import into Lightroom from my computer. When I click on the folders to import from them appear empty.

  I'm trying to import into Lightroom from my computer. When I click on the folders to import, they appear empty - but there are definitely pictures in folders. I have Lightroom 6, 6.5, Windows 7 update. How can I fix to this please? Thank you

  What happens if you develop the Destination Panel on the right and make sure there is a destination folder valid specified?

• Impossible to import into itunes

  Used for 5 + years and never had a problem itunes import any CD until the last update of Windows 10.

  Have 3 CD purchased recently (even if not new versions) and all I get is imported CDA files, cannot convert MP3, wav, anything. Have searched the net and followed all the advice without success. Understand the file CDA format and what it is and means, but am at a loss to know what to do next without purchasing dedicated files converter software.

  Seems too much of a coincidence for me that after all these years / itunes update etc and more than 600 CD converted without problem, why now...? Windows 10 12 months upgrading?

  Anyone else?

  Hi leadwelllaw,

  I understand that you have a few problems getting the right format for your imported songs from a CD into iTunes. I know it's important to have songs that are easy to read on your devices, so I am pleased to provide you with information to help with this.

  To start, you may want to change your import settings provide a correct format from the beginning:

  12 iTunes for Windows: choose Import settings

  You can also check some troubleshooting we have to import CD here:

  12 iTunes for Windows: import songs from CD

  If you have trouble importing songs to an audio CD

  If iTunes does not recognize audio CD or if you have problems to import songs, check the following:

  • If iTunes does not recognize audio CD (it does not appear in the iTunes window) or in a window does not appear when you insert a CD, quit iTunes, then open again by double-clicking the application icon in the iTunes folder in the Program Files folder on your hard drive. Do not open iTunes by using the shortcut on your desktop. If iTunes now recognizes the CD, delete the shortcut to iTunes and create a new.

  • If error correction is enabled, it may take more time to import the CD. Choose Edit > Preferences, and then click Import settings. If the checkbox "Use error correction when reading Audio CDs" is not selected, select it. If it is already selected, clear it.

  • If you have trouble importing songs, make sure that you search your computer or drive manufacturer for firmware updates site and install those that are suitable for your computer and your CD-ROM or DVD drive.

  • Make sure you have the latest software updates for Windows or your CD-ROM or DVD drive. Visit the Web site of Windows and your computer or drive manufacturer for Updates site. Also, make sure that you have the latest drivers for your sound cards and video.

  • If you have more than one CD or DVD drive, try using iTunes with each drive.

  • To see if iTunes can find problems with your CD, choose Help > run the diagnostic CD and choose Diagnostics of DVDs/CDs. To help understand the results of diagnosis and another CD troubleshooting information, see additional tips for troubleshooting questions burning on the Apple's Support website.

  • If it takes a long time to import a song (more than 10 minutes) from an audio CD, the CD may be dirty or scratched. Try to clean the CD with a soft, lint cloth and then re-import the songs.

  If you still hurt to import songs, visit the Support Web to iTunes site.

  As a last resort, you can also convert audio files directly into iTunes:

  Convert a song to a different file with iTunes - Apple Support format

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support, cheers!

• Impossible to find video imported into iTunes.

  I imported a file (.mkv) videos into iTunes. However, nothing has happened, unlike before. I tried flipping through music, videos, programs, TV etc but still cannot find my imported files. Anyone have an idea what could have gone wrong?

  iTunes can't import the .mkv files. You will need to use. MP4 or any other decision-making supported codec.

  There is an app called smart converter that is free and he will do the work for you just fine.

  iTunes can read, write and convert between MP3, AIFF, WAV, MPEG-4, AAC and Apple Lossless (. ) M4A). iTunes can also play all audio files QuickTime can play (as well as some video formats), including protected AAC files from the iTunes Store and books audio Audible.com.

  https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/iTunes

• Impossible to import into iTunes 12

  Just try to import a few cd's the today and I get the error message (-50). I understand is pretty generic. My iTunes is up to date. The two CDs are any other manufacturer. I tried the setting and disarm type import and the correction of the error. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

  Restart the computer?

• Find which MP3 are not imported into iTunes.

  I try a cleaning for long MP3 and iTunes.

  Right now, a search for mp3 on my HD lists 4 326 mp3s.

  

  And a search for mp3 in my iTunes music library lists 3,470 mp3s.

  

  However, the total mp3 in iTunes is only 2 741.

  

  Is it possible to determine what elements are not in iTunes so that I can selectively decide which, if any, that I really want to import?  I prefer not just to import all the mp3s on my HD and have to go back and clean up duplicates and delete items, that I don't want in iTunes.  I also want to keep my playlists, number of plays, etc., so I don't want to start at the beginning with a new iTunes install.

  And a question bonus, if anyone knows.  Is there a good way to clean the text that is displayed like that?  -> Âå›êà Ñå›äfl÷êà <-these songs had info name, artist and Album in the Cyrillic alphabet, but somehow got irreparably maimed.  The ideal solution would be a site or a program that recognizes the audio imprint of the song and can automatically update the info mutilated.

  iTunes 12.3, OS 10.11.4

  Thank you!

  There is a script on the web site of Dougscripts called something like file not added that look inside your iTunes media folder and make a text file of elements not in the iTunes folder.  It seems to me that your desire to be selective in this respect will involve a lot of manual sorting, either in a window of Finder, or using various tools in an iTunes playlist.

  Your file with the Cyrillic alphabet may have also integrated in the tags in the file information. Add to iTunes should show that, or maybe get Info or Quicklook (I never use those and am on Mavericks with this computer).

• Audio files imported into iTunes shot in Streaming Audio

  I use iTunes to organize the audio files I've created with GarageBand and create my own albums.  iTunes game allowing to synchronize these albums to my four Macs without problems.

  It worked until I signed up for the trial of AppleMusic plus iTunes game.

  Suddenly the iTunes library on three of the four Mac Sync showed a number of my own songs like 'Apple Music Audio File'.

  When I create a smart playlist with the rule:

  • Artist contains Leonie and iCloud status is Apple music

  I find 17 of my own creations that are all of a sudden Apple music.

  

  And after the end of the trial of AppleMusic I couldn't play them any longer. When I tried, I got the prompt to renew the composition of Apple's music.

  turingtest2 helped me to clone a good library for my other four Macs and start over.

  This helped for a month or two, but now more and more my own audio songs are transformed into 'Streaming audio' for a change, is no longer Apple Audio music file with the iCloud status 'pending '.

  

  I use OS X 10.11.5 on every Mac, with the new iTunes.

  Should I try to restore the iTunes Library again on three Macs synchronized from a good copy master?

  EEK. I've seen iTunes decided to process the files on the local network who have been referred by a UNC path as internet stream before today. What I don't understand is how an internet stream is supposed to get loads of iCloud.

  I think back to a well known version of the library is the only way to solve. What do you see as the location on the tab file for one of the audio tracks?

  TT2

• What happened to the consolidation of the files you import into iTunes

  Hello

  I use iTunes on Windows 10 12.4.0.119. I have an iPhone 6 s, an iPad 2 and an iPod Shuffle.

  I've just updated iTunes and it changed not only the path to my library, it has also lost all my playlists. After I changed that in my preferences, and loaded new iTunes all my music, it lacks now album covers. The ability to find album covers has disappeared. However the worst part: I just added music to my iTunes, I want to combine the tunes so it creates a folder with the songs and the album info in my iTunes library but the order disappeared.

  How do I consolidate my music?

  Please notify.

  C.

  I find the option under file > library > consolidate files.

  I made sure to select all the files I want to be consolidated.

  The options to find the works of the album is also in file > library > get Album artwork.

  The test now.

  C.

• import MP3s into itunes but who wish to change file information when importing

  Hello

  Recently, I sold my coffee where I bought a whole bunch of music. All the music was played by a pioneering system that has been updated weekly with new songs. All different musicians or groups. Most of the songs where the most popular at that time, so albums never whole or complete, but mainly of independent numbers. Now, I want to import into Itunes (latest version). Problem is that I find myself with a list of many simple figures of individual bands. I can litterly scroll for 5 minutes before I'm at the bottom. Is there a way by Automator or Applescript to change the file to an mp3 information while I import into Itunes. In this case, I want to make a fixed name musicians and an albumname who goes to all the numbers. I think I can finish with a name and an album in which there are more than 6000 songs.

  I hope that I have explained in a way that you understand. I think there must be a solution by automator or applescript, but I can not find or make up. I'm sorry. I hope someone can help.

  cordially Gerwin

  Not that you import. There are a lot of scripts on the web site of Dougscripts edition of track information once it is in iTunes, or you can search by using a third party application such as MediaRage to edit outside of iTunes and then import.

• Windows Media Player only recognizes the song titles when they are imported from itunes, imported in the form of wav files.

  Hi, I imported/ripped music in form of wav files using WMP first and imported into itunes so that I can sync w / my ipod but itunes recognized only the first words of the music info (generally the number of song, title, ect). ITunes would allow me to change the info. So I decided to import my 7 000 more songs again using itunes, in the hope of finding the songs via watched folders to WMP. Well, that was the case, but he only identified the song number and the title. Now, I have a long list of other/unknown.

  I can get information in WMP via "Find album information", one song at a time, but that would take forever. I imported 318 songs to date. I use wav files to maintain the quality of the sound.  Can someone tell me an easier way?

  Hi MarkyB13,

  You might have items in your library in Windows Media Player that have missing or incorrect media information.

  You can check out the following link and check if it helps:

  Add or edit media information

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-XP/help/Windows-Media-Player/11/album-info

  Hope this information is useful.

  Jeremy K
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• default import to iTunes for video location

  Hello

  How would change the import location by default for videos saved to a file and imported into iTunes videos of movies?

  You should never directly change anything inside the iTunes folder structure.

  There is no way to change the default media type of video import. You can change this flag after importation in the read window information, Options tab.

• Way cleaner and more organized to import several files into iTunes 12.3.2.35

  import music iTunes libraries 12.3.2.35

  I finally found all the music files scattered all over my other computer 3 and put in 2 GIANT files on my desk on my iMac 27 "running iTunes 12.3.2.35 and OS X El Capitan Version 10.11.2

  There are different file types (CD, iTunes purchases, Amazon, ringtones etc etc) and I want to make sure that I don't make the same mistake of duplication of files and having things disappear into unknown places and not be able to listen through iTunes.

  What is the cleanest possible to import all these files (9 500) so that everything has a name (not the 1 3 song disc).  Many of these files have album connected to them somehow artwork, don't know how.  I know in the past years, I found a ton of album artwork and saved in my computer manually.

  So many hours spent on my library, I want to be amazing!

  It seems that these songs are NOT currently in your iTunes library?  This does mean that your library iTunes music starts empty (no), or has she written a few songs?

  If the iTunes music library is a beginner vacuum...  First go to the Advanced iTunes preferences pane.  The default location for the iTunes Media folder is in your iTunes folder.  It should say something like

  /Users/ [your account name] / music/iTunes/iTunes Media

  You can go using Finder to see how it is implemented (and keep this open Finder window).  That's where iTunes organizes your music files in subfolders, by media type (music of the songs)-> the name of the artist-> album-> the song file name.  In this same preferences window, there are TWO check boxes to keep iTunes Media folder organized AND copy files to the Media folder when adding to the iTunes library.  These boxes must be checked If not check.

  Then show your music library in the iTunes window.  I like to use the sight of songs (using control near the top right of the iTunes window to change the view), for a list of simple songs with columns.  If these ' 2 GIANT on my desktop ' files Folders with your songs, drag their office to the iTunes window and drop it on the music library.  iTunes imports all compatible audio files, and they should start to appear in your music library as they are imported.  Alternatively, you can view the folders and files of songs appear in the Finder window showing the iTunes Media folder (look in the subfolder of the music ).

  While everything has a name (not the 1 3 song disc).

  It depends on the 'metadata' in the song files.  If present, iTunes uses.  If some of the songs, artists or albums are not named as desired, you can update these entries in iTunes.  iTunes 'guard organized the iTunes media folder' from the changes that you make in iTunes-info of the song.

  Many of these files have album connected to them somehow artwork

  The work is embodied in some song files (not all).  If present, iTunes uses.

  NOTE: iTunes "copy files to iTunes Media folder when adding to library", so these folders on your desktop with all your songs are duplicates after that iTunes makes a copy of itself in the folder iTunes Media as part of the import process.