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Aug 6, 2008 2:23 PM by
pinkston32
Re: album art in iTunes
You can go to an Apple Store, or many large retailers such as Target, Walmart and even many gas stations and pick up an itunes card. They range from $15 - 50 from what I have seen, of course they're may be more that I haven't. You scratch the card and add it into itunes much like any other "game" card.
You can change the album art and even add your own where you can change your song info and here's how:
Read the latest DigiYumi cartoon "RIP Gateway" here
You can change the album art and even add your own where you can change your song info and here's how:
- Click on the Music Icon under Library
- Select a song you wish to change right click and select Get Info
- From there you can edit everything from Artist, Album, Genera and more. (On the Info Tab )
- If you click on the Art Work tab you can view edit and add album art just click the Add button and your on your way to picking an image file from your computer.
- The MP3 may already have Album Art available for use as well if you wish to communicate with itunes right click on a song and go down to *'Get Album Art*'.
Read the latest DigiYumi cartoon "RIP Gateway" here
Re: album art in iTunes
Musicians need to eat too.
You can add your own album art work for free. You can't purchase songs legally without paying for them and cannot be discussed on this forum. However if you feel like getting free legal programs you can get free podcasts from itunes along with itunes university mp3s. If you have a touch you can upgrade to the 2.0 software and get Pandora which is a free internet radio station. Also there are places such as librivox.org that has free audio books in the public domain read by volunteers.
Read the latest DigiYumi cartoon "RIP Gateway" here
You can add your own album art work for free. You can't purchase songs legally without paying for them and cannot be discussed on this forum. However if you feel like getting free legal programs you can get free podcasts from itunes along with itunes university mp3s. If you have a touch you can upgrade to the 2.0 software and get Pandora which is a free internet radio station. Also there are places such as librivox.org that has free audio books in the public domain read by volunteers.
Read the latest DigiYumi cartoon "RIP Gateway" here
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