Hi Everybody,
I have got my MacBook some days ago and my impression about this computer changes like a sinusoid from being fallen in love to being a bit disappointed about the complexity of the things. I come from "hard-core" linux community so I expected that my move to Mac will be smooth and completely painless. But "ad rem".
When I import new pieces to iTunes I use drag-and-drop technique. First thing:
1. Is it possible to import the bunch of songs using the menu-like technique (not dragging and dropping the files). I know that it is possible for one file (File->Import), but this is not what I need.
The other issue.
2. When I have already my new pieces "dragged and dropped" in the library then there is a mess... Everything is in the common place and it is difficult to find out what are actually the new pieces (usually the mp3 tags are either messed up or simply empty). Is it possible to set up special folder for new pieces in the library?
I would appreciate you help!
Have a good afternoon/evening/morning depending where you are.
Rafal Bachorz
www.bachorz.eu
I have got my MacBook some days ago and my impression about this computer changes like a sinusoid from being fallen in love to being a bit disappointed about the complexity of the things. I come from "hard-core" linux community so I expected that my move to Mac will be smooth and completely painless. But "ad rem".
When I import new pieces to iTunes I use drag-and-drop technique. First thing:
1. Is it possible to import the bunch of songs using the menu-like technique (not dragging and dropping the files). I know that it is possible for one file (File->Import), but this is not what I need.
The other issue.
2. When I have already my new pieces "dragged and dropped" in the library then there is a mess... Everything is in the common place and it is difficult to find out what are actually the new pieces (usually the mp3 tags are either messed up or simply empty). Is it possible to set up special folder for new pieces in the library?
I would appreciate you help!
Have a good afternoon/evening/morning depending where you are.
Rafal Bachorz
www.bachorz.eu