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What is iTunes?
iTunes is a media player and media library application developed by Apple. It was first released in 2001 and was initially designed only to manage and play music files. However, over time, iTunes has evolved into a more comprehensive media management tool.
Main features of iTunes include:
Music Management
It can be used as a tool to organize music files, create albums and playlists, sync, and play music.
Movies and TV Shows
iTunes allows users to purchase and rent movies and TV shows. These contents are added to users' personal digital libraries.
Podcasts and Audiobooks
iTunes allows users to follow podcasts and manage audiobooks.
App Management
iTunes can be used to manage apps used on iOS devices and to install them on the devices.
Synchronization
iTunes manages data synchronization between Apple devices. For example, it is possible to sync music, photos, or apps to an iPhone or iPad.
However, with macOS Catalina (10.15), Apple removed iTunes and introduced separate Music, Podcast, and TV apps. While Windows users can still use iTunes, macOS users have transitioned to these new apps.
How to Use iTunes?
iTunes is an application that allows users to manage, purchase, and sync music, movies, TV shows, podcasts, and other media content. However, starting with macOS Catalina (10.15), iTunes is only available on Windows computers, while macOS has replaced it with the Music, TV, and Podcast apps.
Using iTunes (for Windows)
Download and Installation
Download iTunes from the official Apple website and install it on your computer.
Adding Music
To add music files, use the “Open File” or “Open Folder” options from the “File” menu.
Creating a Playlist
You can create playlists by selecting “New Playlist” from the “File” menu in the top right corner.
Purchasing from iTunes Store
You can purchase music, movies, or TV shows by going to the iTunes Store.
Synchronization
You can sync music, photos, and other media content by connecting your iPhone, iPad, or iPod to your computer.
Using the Music App (for Mac):
Adding Music
You can add music files using the “Add File” or “Add Folder” options from the “File” menu.
Creating a Playlist
You can create new playlists from the “Playlists” tab on the left side.
Using Apple Music
The Music app is integrated with Apple Music subscription. If you're a subscriber, you can access a wide music catalog and create playlists.
Purchasing and Downloading
Even if you're not an Apple Music subscriber, you can purchase music or download free content from the iTunes Store.
These steps generally cover the process of managing music and other media content using iTunes or the Music app. By navigating through the relevant menus, you can explore more features based on your needs and preferences.
APPLE & ITUNES BALANCE TOP-UP GUIDE
Sign In to iTunes & App Store
Open the iTunes & App Store app on your iOS device.
Check Your Account Information
Tap the profile icon in the top right corner and go to the "Account" section. Here you can check your Apple ID and payment information.
Add or Update Your Payment Information
If you don't have payment information or need to update it, go to the "Payments and Delivery" section to add or update your credit card details.
Add Balance
Return to the App Store & iTunes main screen and go to the "Today" tab. Tap the profile icon in the top right corner and find the "Add Funds" option.
Browse Balance Options
You can choose from various options to add balance. For example, you can select a specific amount or use pre-paid balance cards.
Confirm Payment and Complete the Process
After confirming the amount you want to add, complete the process using your payment details.
Please note that this is a general guide and the user interface or steps may change over time. If you still face issues or need up-to-date information, we recommend checking Apple’s official support channels or the App Store help resources.
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