It’s time for another grab-bag column, with a number of interesting questions I’ve gotten from readers recently. I look at whether or not you can get around Apple’s limit of 25,000 songs with iTunes ...

Reader Alex Christie has run into a common iTunes frustration. He writes: I have a lot of media files in my iTunes library and because of that, I store my iTunes media on a separate drive. I’ve ...

For more helpful how-to guides, check out the TUAW Tips, iPhone 101 and Mac 101 topics. After discussing how my iTunes library is set up with a few readers in the comments on my First Impressions/2G ...

Your iTunes Library is what you see when you open iTunes. ITunes stores all items you purchased from the iTunes Store in the iTunes Media folder on your hard drive. The iTunes Media folder also ...

The built-in sharing tools on iTunes make it easy to listen to a library of music on several machines on your home network. Here's how. Nik Rawlinson Nik Rawlinson has been writing about tech since ...

Now that you've been going to town adding music and movies to your iTunes library, your hard drive's pretty crowded - and all those space-hogging media files might have a better home on that empty ...

A user's music and video collection can be one of the largest consumers of hard drive space on a Mac, and is typically overlooked in favor of other items when it comes time to free up drive space.

On its website Apple describes Apple Music and iTunes Match as "independent but complementary," but in fact the services are closely connected through a third feature: iCloud Music Library.

Although you can sync your iPad or other iOS device with the iTunes library on your Mac or Windows computer, you may not have the storage capacity to carry all of your music around with you. You may ...

iTunes is something a whole lot of folks tolerate. It’s never been the best at any particular thing (except perhaps activating and syncing your iPhone or iPad, where it’s the only official game in ...