Music tutorials

iTunes 10: Automatically Add New Media To Your iTunes Library

contributed by Jimmy Selix on September 7, 2010 under Music

This recipe will explain how to use iTune’s Automatically Add to iTunes feature.  This is an often overlooked and unknown feature in iTunes that lets you have iTunes automatically add music, movies, tv shows to your library.  There are a few quirks but we’ll outline those too.

 

Itunes 10: How to use Ping in Blocked or Unsupported Countries

contributed by Lê Hoàng on September 4, 2010 under Music

With the new Itunes 10, Apple has included a new social music network called Ping. The problem is it currently supports only 23 countries. Many users from all over the world are blocked from using the Ping service! These directions will allow users to enable Ping even in unsupported or blocked locations.

 

iTunes 10: How to Change the Icon Back to iTunes 9 Version in Windows

contributed by Lê Hoàng on September 2, 2010 under Music

iTunes just got a new icon. If you prefer the old icon to the new one, here is how to change it back.

 

iTunes 10: Show Album Art / Artwork for All Albums

contributed by David Kirk on September 1, 2010 under Music

In iTunes 10, the album view defaults to showing the album artwork only for albums that contain more than five songs. If you want to see album art for every song, these directions will show you how to do it.

 

iTunes 10: Change or Increase Size of Album Art

contributed by David Kirk on under Music

iTunes 10 has a different user interface. Many people want to know how to change the size of the displayed album artwork. This tutorial shows how to either decrease or increase of size of album art that is displayed within iTunes 10.

 

iPad / iPhone : Setup Gmail as an Exchange Account / Full Calendar, Email, Contact Syncing and Push Support

contributed by Jimmy Selix on July 23, 2010 under Apple iPhone, Entertainment, iPod

This recipe will explain how to setup your iPad or iPhone to use Gmail as an Exchange Account and in turn allow you to sync your Google Calendar, Gmail Email and Contacts to Google over Exchange (Push email).  Google has been gracious enough to allow full Exchange and Push support for the iPad and iPhone.

 

How to Install the Zune Software on Windows Server 2008

contributed by Rob Rogers on December 15, 2009 under Zune

If you try to install the Zune software on a machine running Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2, you will soon find out that it is an unsupported operating system. There’s a simple way around this.

 

Zune 4.0 – Installing Zune software without checking for windows updates or without an internet connection

contributed by Jimmy Selix on November 24, 2009 under Zune

Microsoft’s Zune software is a very good media player and the latest 4.0 update really adds some nice features.  However, as with most Microsoft products, the Zune installer will check to see if your Windows Updates are enabled and then continue installing.  This check prevents corporate or offline users the ability to install the new Zune 4.0 software.