With all the different changes over the years to the way music has been imported and bought, I now find myself with several different music formats in my iTunes music folder. I have AAC, Apple Lossless, MPEG, Protected AAC, and Purchased AAC. I have MP3s and M4As. I don't even want to look at the various bit rates I have.
But, is there anyway to make all the music more uniform? Should I make it more uniform? Can I do this in iTunes or would another program work better.
So far it hasn't been an issue, but I have over 9000 songs on my computer and I really don't want to have to pull out my CDs and reimport stuff. I realize there isn't anything I can do about the bitrate, but was wondering what I should do about the different file types.
This is primarily for me, but I do every so often like to bring an SD memory card to work to listen to my own music without carrying a dozen CDs (manually copying the music to the card). I'm running OS 10.6.2.
Nate
But, is there anyway to make all the music more uniform? Should I make it more uniform? Can I do this in iTunes or would another program work better.
So far it hasn't been an issue, but I have over 9000 songs on my computer and I really don't want to have to pull out my CDs and reimport stuff. I realize there isn't anything I can do about the bitrate, but was wondering what I should do about the different file types.
This is primarily for me, but I do every so often like to bring an SD memory card to work to listen to my own music without carrying a dozen CDs (manually copying the music to the card). I'm running OS 10.6.2.
Nate
