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iTea
Bit of a weak pun there, but it was the best thing I came up with when my iPod asked to be named. I now own one, obviously. Early birthday present from my parents. So for some reason instead of my usual very utilitarian names for things I came up with this silly one (thanks Cat for inspiration).
Now I'm replacing a decade worth of .mp3s I ripped using winamp. I suspect the .aac format to be of a bit better quality. I know that it is proprietary and all, but I don't care, I expect by the time I replace the iTea they won't be that proprietary anymore. After all just the other day Apple announced it would be offering DRM-free music on the iTunes Store from EMI.
So I'm listening to the music from Waking Ned Devine as I figure things out.
Now I'm replacing a decade worth of .mp3s I ripped using winamp. I suspect the .aac format to be of a bit better quality. I know that it is proprietary and all, but I don't care, I expect by the time I replace the iTea they won't be that proprietary anymore. After all just the other day Apple announced it would be offering DRM-free music on the iTunes Store from EMI.
So I'm listening to the music from Waking Ned Devine as I figure things out.
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pull down the "Advanced" menu.
Select "consolidate library"
iTunes will find and suck in any compatible media files on your computer.