Saving files in the library isn't tricky at all, Tim outlined how you
do this, they're just compressed and put into the Itunes music folder
as compressed files, you can then delete the originals you imported
from.
On 07/06/2006, at 9:05 AM, Jane Jordan (gmail) wrote:
Hi, Tim.
Thanks for the tips. I think I'll just go with having them played by
selecting the files, since if I import them they will take up twice
as much space--besides, I imagine saving files in the library folder
might get tricky.
Or maybe not. But anyhow.
Thanks again.
Jane
On Jun 6, 2006, at 5:49 PM, Tim Kilburn wrote:
Jane,
There's two ways you could go about this:
1. Start itunes and then press cmd+o to bring up the "Add to
Library" dialog. Press cmd+2 to put the file browser into List
mode. Locate the folder you need. Remember that VO keys+\ will
expand folders when in these dialogs. Once the folder is selected,
stop interacting with the Outline then navigate to the Choose
button and press it. The audio files should begin importing into
iTunes and playing at the same time. They should play in the order
that they appear in the folder. Should is the key word but I
seldom make guarantees as I hate mud in my face.
2. The other way is when iTunes is the default app for a given
audio file, select all the files that you wish to play/import then
press cmd+o and iTunes will automatically import them and play them.
If these items have already been imported into itunes previously,
then it would be best to create a Playlist with the items in it and
then simply play from the Playlist.
Hope this helps.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
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Father Mercredi Community High School
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
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