Hi Tim,
What I needed to do was to open iTunes from Applications then press
command option down arrow and keep holding the option key. That did it.
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On 1/30/2015 7:34 AM, Tim Kilburn wrote:
Hi,
It depends on if y
Hi,
It depends on if your original iTunes folder still exists in the normal
location. If it does, then start iTunes with the option key down, otherwise,
if iTunes has been removed from the original location, then all you need to do
is start iTunes. In both cases, you’ll be given a dialog to c
Hi Tim,
I am finally moving the iTunes library to an external drive. Do you
know what the command is when launching iTunes in this situation?
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On 1/21/2015 8:51 AM, Tim Kilburn wrote:
Hi,
Similar to Jonathan’s re
Hi,
The Movies and Pictures folders are totally independent of the Music folder.
The iTunes folder within the Music folder normally accesses all its data from
within the iTunes folder unless you tell it otherwise by unchecking that Copy
button. So, if that button is checked within your iTunes
Hi Tim,
By default, there is Movies, Music and Pictures folders inside the
user account home folder. The iTunes folder is inside the Music folder.
When I initially ripped movies, the app put all the ripped files
into the Movies folder and iTunes could see them just fine.
Now I am cl
Hi,
Often, movies that are not considered “Purchased” by iTunes are placed in the
Home Movies folder. When using the method I suggested of simply copying over
the parent iTunes folder, any and all modifications that you’ve made to media
info remain as you’ve entered them. If you copy over ind
Tim and Jonathan,
Thanks for the help. I think I missed a step and ended up almost
filling yo the hard drive. So am moving some files to make room then go
in and see where the duplication is.
When moving the iTunes folder, there is the Movies and Music
folders. The dvds I ripped are in
Hi,
Similar to Jonathan’s reply, what I’ve done is move the entire iTunes folder
from your Home directory to the other location. So, cmd-c the
/Users/My_Username/Music/iTunes folder and cmd-option-v it to whereever you
wish to put it, such as an external HD with more space. Now, when you go t
You need to start iTunes while holding down the option key. I believe you can
use commandoption-downArrow todo this, but I am not positive right now. Both
iTunes and iPhoto will prompt you for a library location when double clicking
the mouse while holding down the option key. I expect if you co
I am trying to change the iTunes library locaiton to an external
drive. I am in preferences under the Advanced tab but am not sure just
what I need to do there. Can use some pointers, thanks.
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