iTunes help

[PaulUpton]

Does anyone know how to make iTunes access the music folder from a external hard drive?

My PC is full and want to move it all over, have had a search through iTunes but cant seem how to select a directory

paul

[stuartw]

Originally Posted by PaulUpton

Does anyone know how to make iTunes access the music folder from a external hard drive?

My PC is full and want to move it all over, have had a search through iTunes but cant seem how to select a directory

paul

Open ITUNES
Select <EDIT>
Select <preferences>
Select <Advanced Tab>
Change to your new directory.

[deepdale11]

Hi Paul,

I think its.......Edit,Advanced and then change the location. change this to your external harddrive.

cheers

Chris

Originally Posted by PaulUpton

Does anyone know how to make iTunes access the music folder from a external hard drive?

My PC is full and want to move it all over, have had a search through iTunes but cant seem how to select a directory

paul

[tc3nitro]

Then when it asks you click ok on let itunes move and arrange the library for you !

[PaulUpton]

thanks guys will give it a try, now to go and move 20gb worth of stuff over

Paul

[PaulUpton]

I can't seem to add all the files at once, it just seems to only won't to let me choose individual album folders.

Do i have to do them all seperatly?

Paul

[Phil_Boy_100]

you shouldn't hadd the folders indicidually. Under file you can add folder. Point to the root of the directory tree you wish to add and that will suffice.

[PaulUpton]

When I do what has been said, I then go to the iTunes folder, this has sub folders of iTunes Music, mobile applications etc. When I go into iTunes music it had individual files for each album I had

Paul

[burgie]

The easiest way to resolve that is to delete (or rename) your itunes library file which can be found in the itunes music folder in my documents/music. Once you have deleted that, re-open itunes and the music field should be blank. Then go to file and add folder to tell itunes where the music is.

[markwilliamson2001]

on Windows, it is an .xml file. Delete this, re-import your music, and it will sort it all out for you.

HTH
Mark

[jhammond]

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[MattW]

I've just started playing around with itunes this last week or so, as my phone is due this week. It doesn't exactly seem like a great piece of software

[SlowOne]

If it's on a PC, then the hardware and operating system don't escape scot free from that assessment, Matt! iTunes on a Mac is one of the most intuitive, helpful and stable applications anywhere.

If you download all your music, it might be better to do that via the 'phone, and then just use the Pc as a back-up. HTH