Hello,

iTunes will not do anything to your music. It is all configurable with the 
options in preferences.

1. No, it will not be converted.
2. It is an option to copy it to the iTunes library and organize it under 
there, but even if it does so, it does not touch your original copy.
3. It doesn't care about folders nor will it touch any file or directory you 
create. If it copies it to its own library, then it is in charge of organizing 
that folder obviously.
4. You can delete songs from iTunes without deleting the file itself.
5. The grid view will allow you to browse by album, artist, genre, etc.

Regards,
Brandon Olivares
Azavia Technologies
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On Oct 4, 2012, at 3:54 PM, Alex Hall <mehg...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi all,
> I'd like to be able to add all my music to iTunes (and there's a whole lot of 
> it), but I have some concerns.
> 1. Will it all be converted to m4a or aac? What about unsupported formats, 
> like wma or ogg?
> 2. Will it be copied to the iTunes library, or will iTunes just look in the 
> folders to which I point it?
> 3. Will it honor folders I make? Some music is ripped from CDs I use for 
> practicing songs on bass or guitar, so it has no artist or album meta data. 
> However, I keep it separate from my other music as most of it is shifted to 
> new keys and so sounds rather odd. In other words, I need to keep it 
> separate, or at least flagged somehow, so it does not play with my normal 
> music. I categorize a lot of music like this, such as putting it in a comedy 
> or country folder in my music folder. What will iTunes do about that?
> 4. If I decide I want to get rid of music from iTunes, can I do so with no 
> erasing of anything?
> 5. In iTunes, can I view by song, artist, album, and so on like I can on my 
> iPod? I tried this with the few songs already in the library, but could not 
> see a way to do it.
> Thanks for any help. I'm normally no fan of iTunes, but I must say I like the 
> remote control on the Apple earbuds and being able to sync certain songs with 
> my iPod to have them with me, particularly with the wifi sync option.
> 
> 
> Have a great day,
> Alex (msg sent from Mac Mini)
> mehg...@gmail.com
> 
> 
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