iTunes Help

innerSpaceman · 02-18-2009, 03:29 PM

My beef with iTunes playlists is that the songs overlap by a few seconds at the end of one/start of the next when I play them. There's a setting to prevent this, or select it. I change it. Works for two or three songs, then changes back of its own volition to overlap.

I don't bother playing any play lists I create with iTunes ... but must still create them so I can download them to devices that don't exhibit such misbehavior.

bewitched · 02-18-2009, 05:32 PM

IMO, each version of iTunes has become clunkier and more difficult to use. They don't want you to import your music. They want you to rebuy it through them.

My beef with them has always been a simple one: they can remember your purchase history for all sorts of things like unhelpful "recommendations", they are able to "helpfully" remember your purchase preferences (VISA, MC), they can store your library...but if your computer crashes or you buy a new one, they suddenly are unable to provide you with backup? pfft.

Furthermore, you can put your iPod on what, 5 computers? But if something happens to one of your 5 computers, you have no way to unauthorize that computer which means you cannot sync your iPod with a new computer.

Kevy Baby · 02-18-2009, 06:10 PM

Okay, I see the problem here:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Snowflake

...and yeah, I'm a PC and not a MAC.

(hee hee: couldn't resist)

02-18-2009, 03:29 PM	#1
innerSpaceman Kink of Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Inner Space Posts: 13,075	My beef with iTunes playlists is that the songs overlap by a few seconds at the end of one/start of the next when I play them. There's a setting to prevent this, or select it. I change it. Works for two or three songs, then changes back of its own volition to overlap. I don't bother playing any play lists I create with iTunes ... but must still create them so I can download them to devices that don't exhibit such misbehavior.
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02-18-2009, 05:32 PM	#2
bewitched 101% Yummy! Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: I know Kung Fu. Posts: 1,413	IMO, each version of iTunes has become clunkier and more difficult to use. They don't want you to import your music. They want you to rebuy it through them. My beef with them has always been a simple one: they can remember your purchase history for all sorts of things like unhelpful "recommendations", they are able to "helpfully" remember your purchase preferences (VISA, MC), they can store your library...but if your computer crashes or you buy a new one, they suddenly are unable to provide you with backup? pfft. Furthermore, you can put your iPod on what, 5 computers? But if something happens to one of your 5 computers, you have no way to unauthorize that computer which means you cannot sync your iPod with a new computer. __________________ ~Whitney Wondering about the future of Ellington Woodard's punk@ss sh!t.
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