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You can import DRM free content into iTunes with tools like iFlicks. But you are correct about the collection residing in iTunes.
by mrbuttons454 13y ago
You can import DRM free content into iTunes with tools like iFlicks. But you are correct about the collection residing in iTunes.
- robotresearcher 13y ago> You can import DRM free content into iTunes with tools like iFlicks. Or using File/Add to library (Cmd-O) in iTunes.
- GrinningFool 13y agoJust don't forget to turn off itunes file organization or it will relocate every file in your library (assuming you store it album artist -> album like most rippers default to creating). Still recovering from this one, b/c I didn't know that it would do that...
- arrrg 13y agoiTunes organizes files the same way.
- GrinningFool 13y agoUnless they've changed it, it splits it out by performing artist, then album. This is really bad for soundtracks, but even a lot of albums with fine-grained ID3 tag accuracy gets screwed by it - you'll see things like "X Feat. Y"/"Album 1", "X Feat. Z"/"Album 1", etc.