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I choose for the When you insert a CD: option.

Go to the tab and make sure iTunes is NOT set to rip CDs automatically as they are inserted.

You may wish to change the default folder so that your music is easier to find on your hard disk too – by default, you have a Music folder – why not make that the default location for importing files?

Go to the tab, and make sure the Keep iTunes Media folder organized option is selected.Go figure!Īnother reason to use a PC is that you might find that if you can’t find track names or artwork in iTunes, you can let Windows Media Player have a look at retrieving names for an album or CD – you might find that WMP can find the names of your tracks while iTunes can’t (I did!) Step 2: Check your settings. So there! And as it turned out, I found my old 2007 PC was able to rip CDs about three times as fast as my (almost brand new) 2011 iMac anyway. mp3 (or whatever is your preference) but iTunes for the Mac will not. For some reason, iTunes on a PC will happily import. This is really only important if you have tunes that were ripped in.

If you find this article helpful, you can make it easier for others to find simply by rating it and/or sharing/liking it. Method 2: Use the “Automatically add to iTunes” FolderĬase 1: Single or multiple albums, songs by one main artist with supporting artistsĬase 2: Single or multiple albums, songs by different artists I have a couple of supplementary tips that you might also like to check out: How to successfully rip an album/CD to iTunes and How to name albums and songs in iTunes.

This is the second of a series of articles and deals just with moving existing music files to iTunes. What followed was a tale of frustration and hair pulling, so I’ve written down what I wished I knew BEFORE I started. After avoiding iTunes for eleven years, I was finally convinced (partly by reading this article) that the ability to use AirPlay made it worthwhile ripping my CD/music collection to iTunes.