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Took 9J9JAHXTYJKF. Thanks!
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Accipiter posted:TKL734L4YNL4 Took this one, thanks!
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Nov 13, 2013 18:44
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Got 34MHFXWREY44, thanks!
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Nov 13, 2013 18:56
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Accipiter posted:RAAMTX47K77L I tooked this one, thanks.
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I've snagged E3RRMPN6KKHM, thanks a bunch.
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Nov 13, 2013 20:32
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Accipiter posted:93NAAP79NJH6 Took this one. Thanks!
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Nov 13, 2013 21:02
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On Monday I bought a NAS. Once it's fully up I plan on moving my music files, mostly lossless and high bit-rate files, to it. Then I plan on telling iTunes to read the music files off the NAS. I don't want on any music files on my computer. I will have the iTunes XML and other application files on my computer, but the m4a and mp3 will stay on the NAS. Considering I have a decently fast wireless network, one question: will I have problems with gapless playback? Even the slightest skip drives me absolutely nuts so I hope albums play seamlessly.
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Nov 14, 2013 03:36
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Took 3WL6WLY94H6M. Thanks.
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Nov 14, 2013 04:00
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Apple really needs to work on their Season Pass system. I have an episode from Wed night that still isn't showing up as available. Not to mention the automatic downloads pretty much don't work at all, although the streaming works better here anyways.
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Nov 15, 2013 14:20
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Is there any built in functionality in iTunes to write correct tags to mp3s? I mean it knows what they should be if it can match the song. I'd rather not deal with 3rd party if I don't have to. Its only a few albums right now.
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Nov 21, 2013 15:57
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Accipiter posted:More free music. If you take a code, POST WHICH CODE YOU TOOK. Too many assholes are leeching codes and not acknowledging them, making others waste time trying ones that are already used. If it keeps up, I'm going to start requiring messages to get a code. Don't be a dick. Thanks!
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smackfu posted:Apple really needs to work on their Season Pass system. I have an episode from Wed night that still isn't showing up as available. Not to mention the automatic downloads pretty much don't work at all, although the streaming works better here anyways. We've had the same issue with Project Runway and a few other shows. Did you look in "More on iTunes?" Sometimes the episodes show up there.
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Nov 21, 2013 17:22
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Rabid Koala posted:We've had the same issue with Project Runway and a few other shows. Did you look in "More on iTunes?" Sometimes the episodes show up there. Pretty typical, unfortunately.
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Nov 21, 2013 23:05
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So here's something I should know but don't. With iTunes Match, can you have iTunes installed on two computers but have the same library on both? My boss went cash-spend crazy and bought a 27' iMac, and keeps his MacBook Pro in the office. I synced up his iPhone with the iMac, but he wants to listen to music from his MacBook in the office. If he subscribes to iTunes Match, will he be able to access his music library from the iMac at home from his MacBook in the office? Even if he can't sync the phone from the MacBook, he's just fine by being able to listen to his music in the office without getting an iPhone dock. Also, I want to know this for myself, because this should be something right up my alley.
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Nov 22, 2013 00:39
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IUG posted:So here's something I should know but don't. With iTunes Match, can you have iTunes installed on two computers but have the same library on both? Yes. What you described is exactly what Match was made to do.
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Nov 22, 2013 00:47
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Technically with match you'd never have to sync your phone/ipad except to get non-itunes bought videos right?
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Nov 22, 2013 17:44
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Shaocaholica posted:Technically with match you'd never have to sync your phone/ipad except to get non-itunes bought videos right? And music, of course. Trust me, there is plenty of music missing from iTunes...
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Nov 22, 2013 18:15
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Nihiliste posted:And music, of course. Trust me, there is plenty of music missing from iTunes... Which is why Match uploads anything that doesn't get matched.
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How good/bad is match when it comes to poor quality or totally misnamed songs? For instance if I have a 64kbps CBR mp3 from 1996 that was encoded from a recording off of AM radio and the file name and tags are deliberately wrong?
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Nov 22, 2013 19:01
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Diabolik900 posted:Which is why Match uploads anything that doesn't get matched. Wait, right. I misunderstood what you were saying.
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Shaocaholica posted:How good/bad is match when it comes to poor quality or totally misnamed songs? For instance if I have a 64kbps CBR mp3 from 1996 that was encoded from a recording off of AM radio and the file name and tags are deliberately wrong? I don't think it takes tags into account at all when matching, and it keeps your tags even if they're completely wrong. It won't even try to match anything below 96kbps, but converting the file to a higher bit rate (even though it obviously doesn't improve the quality) has worked every time I've tried it.
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Nov 22, 2013 19:08
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Diabolik900 posted:I don't think it takes tags into account at all when matching, and it keeps your tags even if they're completely wrong. It won't even try to match anything below 96kbps, but converting the file to a higher bit rate (even though it obviously doesn't improve the quality) has worked every time I've tried it. Oh I thought you could use it to 'fix' your horrible tags for free.
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Nov 22, 2013 19:16
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Shaocaholica posted:Oh I thought you could use it to 'fix' your horrible tags for free.
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So besides the 25k song limit, what were some of the other limitations? You can't have a smart playlist that has a source of other smart playlists? I know that sometimes you get a censored or non-live version of a song, but you should be able to make it upload your version to the cloud if I remember correctly from this thread.
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If I have a bunch of songs that exist in the Apple store and they are successfully matched via ITM, can I remove them from my library in the future? Not just hide them but completely 'unmatch' them so as if I had never added them? Also, if I do hide a ITM song (not icloud), will it be hidden on all my devices or do I have to hide it manually on all my devices?
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Shaocaholica posted:If I have a bunch of songs that exist in the Apple store and they are successfully matched via ITM, can I remove them from my library in the future? Not just hide them but completely 'unmatch' them so as if I had never added them? Yes. There's a dialog box for exactly this purpose when deleting tracks from your library. Shaocaholica posted:Also, if I do hide a ITM song (not icloud), will it be hidden on all my devices or do I have to hide it manually on all my devices? Removing it from one device removes it only from that device; deleting it entirely will make it unavailable from all devices—or at least ones which don't already have a copy. Molten Llama fucked around with this message at 21:34 on Nov 29, 2013 |
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Well, TuneUp 3 is a bloated piece of crap. What are people using to organize their music collections on OSX these days?
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Rabid Koala posted:Well, TuneUp 3 is a bloated piece of crap. What are people using to organize their music collections on OSX these days? iTunes.
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Rabid Koala posted:Well, TuneUp 3 is a bloated piece of crap. What are people using to organize their music collections on OSX these days? Yeah. I'm kinda irritated that I bought a lifetime subscription. It's close to useless.
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Suqit posted:iTunes. Yes, yes, but iTunes does not always find artwork, especially in the case of jazz and classical albums. I'd like something that will pull CDDB information and properly label complex classical CDs where the composer and artist differ (classical composers being mostly dead and all).
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Dec 5, 2013 05:59
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I just use Google Image Search or Discogs.org to find missing album art.
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Probably kinda useless but if you have a bootcamp partition or windows virtualized you can check out Tag&Rename. http://www.softpointer.com/tr.htm Probably the best tagging software I've ever used.
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ITM is the biggest piece of poo poo ever. It took me 5 days to get my collection matched. I literally had to sit down for many, many hours and manually match album by album until I could find the three albums that made it crash and lose state. It was lunacy. Crashing should not ever be an option when it comes across any audio file it doesn't like. Google Music never had an issue with my collection... To those who are trying to organize your music: you need Beets. There's no better alternative. Organize in any hierarchy you want, tag everything, scrub any extraneous metadata, search is extremely flexible because everything's in a database, etc. You can even do stuff like "convert all AAC encoded blues music from 1992-1997 to MP3" and it will do it. edit: that's not the actual command syntax. It would be more like code:Best. Tool. Ever. feld fucked around with this message at 01:03 on Dec 6, 2013 |
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I think my favourite feature of iTunes 11 is the way it'll peg a core to 100% while in the background, either doing something simple like streaming a radio station or doing NOTHING AT ALL.
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Yep it's amazing. Had a few crashes due to that. One of them deleted my whole library somehow.
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The weird thing is it'll stop immediately as soon as I make the main iTunes window active. So I know the cure but not the cause.
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Whatever it is, it makes the external drive my library's on turn into a jet engine at the same time.
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I'm trying to install iTunes, and this keeps happening: I'm logged on as (the only/an admin) user, I've tried "Run as Administrator", I ran it from a "RaA" command prompt, same results every time. The install fails and backs out after this. Any ideas? I've had trouble the last few times I've tried to install iTunes and I'm really not sure why. Edit: Oopsie. Windows 7 Pro, 64 bit, fresh install (had an SSD failure, trying to rebuild since it was killed). Edit 2: Tried 10.7, same error. Krakkles fucked around with this message at 05:18 on Dec 7, 2013 |
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Krakkles posted:I'm trying to install iTunes, and this keeps happening: Did you go change the permissions on that folder and try again? I ran into that issue once too and I believe that's how I fixed it.
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benisntfunny posted:Did you go change the permissions on that folder and try again? I ran into that issue once too and I believe that's how I fixed it. Same error. Tried creating the \iTunes\ directory, since it didn't exist - new error! Same poo poo, though.
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