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Move your iTunes library to an external drive
Has your iTunes library become too big to fit on your computer? CNET's Donald Bell shows you how to move your iTunes media collection to an external hard drive.
Let CNET senior editor Donald Bell help you master iTunes and your iPod. Need help converting video for your Nano? Wondering how to create a temporary holiday music library? Donald has the answers.
How to Create iTunes Playlists
Donald Bell shows you how to create and customize your iTunes playlists.
Open-source video player works for all file types
Democracy Player, set to be called Miro Player with its next release, is an open-source video player that works for almost every type of video file. With an interface similar to iTunes, it also has a channel guide where you can set up automatic downloads of your favorite Web shows, from "Ask a Ninja" to National Geographic Wild CNET.com's Seth Rosenblatt takes a look.
During CNET's 2005 Holiday Helpdesk, Terry from Arkansas asked if it's possible to put iTunes on his Windows Media smart phone so that he can access his iTunes library.
iPod alternatives for AAC audio
Ripping your CDs to iTunes' AAC audio format doesn't mean you're relegated to the iPod as your only portable music player. On this Insider Secret, Donald Bell shows you five iPod alternatives that will play nice with your collection of AAC music files.
Subscribing to podcasts in iTunes
Learn how to download thousands of free video and audio podcasts to your iPod using Apple's iTunes software.
Although iTunes has always been one of the best pieces of jukebox software available, the company continues to improve upon a great thing with version 6, which adds the much-rumored video capabilities. Though the last major release of this program featured a revamped design, the big news this time around is a video player that accomodates both your own files and ones you buy at the iTunes Music Store. The experience of both purchasing and playing videos is almost identical to perfoming the same actions with music, so seasoned users will have no trouble. All the features we've loved from past versions are still intact, including seamless iPod integration, smart playlists, CD burning, label printing, the ability to rip files in multiple formats (except WMA), network sharing, and, of course, the enormously successful iTunes Music Store. Rounding out the feature set are parental controls, integrated podcasts, and a smart-shuffle option. Whether you're already among the converted or have yet to try this top-notch player, iTunes 6 should find a home on any media junkie's computer.
Create free iPhone ringtones using iTunes 8.0
Brian Tong shows you how to make your own killer ringtones with iTunes and iTunes only.
Harry Potter, Madonna exclusively available on iTunes
At an Apple Computer press event in San Francisco, CEO Steve Jobs announces that all six Harry Potter novels and all of Madonna's music albums are now available exclusively as digital downloads from the iTunes Music Store. Jobs also rolls out iTunes 5.
