Every device does; I figured out that much, smile.
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On Jan 3, 2012, at 12:56 PM, Charlie Doremus wrote:
ever device you want to share music with must have iTunes Match activated
ever device you want to share music with must have iTunes Match activated.
On Tue, Jan 3, 2012 at 10:53 AM, Marlaina Lieberg <1guide...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Ok then just what is iTunes Match? i thought it would centralize all my
> music in the cloud and I'd be able to get it from any machine on wh
Ok then just what is iTunes Match? i thought it would centralize all my music
in the cloud and I'd be able to get it from any machine on which I have iTunes.
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On Jan 3, 2012, a
Thanks; I'll have a play with this.
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On Jan 3, 2012, at 12:42 PM, Chris Blouch wrote:
Yup. I'm not sure how else it could behave. If it can't find the NAS it has to
go somewher
Yup. I'm not sure how else it could behave. If it can't find the NAS it
has to go somewhere to get its track list and generally users will want
iTunes to keep setting that work rather than ones which fail. So opening
iTunes without the NAS will fail and iTunes will 'fix' it for you by
going bac
solved your problem... drum roll please.
lets say your music server is about 60gb or so in size, abandon itunes match
and just use itunes as is.
each system should benefit from a direct copy of the contents of the itunes
server drive you've built, ergo no connection to a network unless nece
Ok. Here's the deal. I use an MBP and a Mac Air. My husband uses his own MBP
and iPad. We have all our music stored on a netgeer external server. I know
it would be easiest if I had it all in one place and I thought that would
happen once I signed up for iTunes Match, but that has served to
I have an idea. but before I present the idea to you lol, just clarify what
machine you're using, disk space, what music you want? etc just so I can walk
through the issue with you. lol.
I use my MBP as an all in 1 system. audio handling, systems tools, data
management, the lot. 500gb drive and
Yikes, I'm drowning! I think I just have to keep switching back and forth,
what a pain!
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On Jan 3, 2012, at 11:50 AM, Mr. L. Alexander wrote:
I agree with chris here.
I wonde
I agree with chris here.
I wonder though if you can log into your main host via HTTPS or something like
that so that you could log into your machine or storage device and still have
an active host or directory structure for itunes.
hmm will look into this.
Going back to my work as an IT en
Ok, so if I launch iTunes and I'm away from home, when I return I must change
the library location each time after I've been somewhere? The thing is, I
don't want all that music on my MBP or my Mac Air.
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I think a higher level description is that iTunes will store your
preference of library location and use it from then on when you launch.
But, if it can't find your new special location (because it doesn't
exist for some reason) it will revert back to using the standard
location. So if you have
Hi,
Go to the desktop/finder. Press command + k. This opens the network connection
dialog. Enter in the server name or the IP address of the server. EG:
smb://192.168.1.1
This will open a new dialog. If a username/password is required, you will be
prompted. If none is required, then you will
Sean,
Thank you so much but how do I do this? I don't even know where
/volumes/directory is located or how to find it, not to mention what to do if
the external server drive is not mounted.
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Hi,
Make sure the external drive is mounted first. All mounted volumes are in
/volumes directory.
Sean
On 02/01/2012, at 10:46 AM, Marlaina Lieberg wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> Can anybody tell me why neither my Air nor my MBP will believe me when I tell
> them I want my libraries in iTunes locate
Hi all.
Can anybody tell me why neither my Air nor my MBP will believe me when I
tell them I want my libraries in iTunes located on my external server? I
keep having to change this each time I open iTunes, no matter which machine
I use.
I have other questions about iTunes match, but will h
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