For years, one of the biggest complaints about iTunes has been its inability to automatically add new music to your library from a watched folder. As of yesterday's iTunes 9 release, that's no longer ...

If you want to add your own music to iTunes on Windows or want to use iTunes as a music organizer and player, here is how you can do that. You can import music, create a playlist, import/export ...

One of the often requested features for iTunes has been the ability to set a folder for it to watch, automatically adding any items you drop in that folder to its library. In iTunes 9, Apple has ...

iTunes has never been great at automatically syncing new songs or folders of music, but with a little finesse and the latest version of iTunes, you can automatically sync any new music you download to ...

Today I’m revisiting a topic I haven’t covered in nearly three years: iTunes folder monitoring. In an ideal world, Apple’s music manager would be able to keep an eye on any folders you want, ...

Do you wonder why you may have both an iTunes Music and iTunes Media folder on your computer? Are you curious where the Column Browser went in iTunes 11? Have you ever wondered how to make a smart ...

If the iTunes Music folder should be in the default location in the user's "Music" directory, clicking the "Reset" button should correct any path errors for the library. Manually reimport the "lost" ...

iTunes Folder Watch only handles one task—helping you add new media to iTunes—but it does it well. If an application only does one thing, it better do that one thing really, really well. Especially ...

With the introduction of iTunes 9, Apple applied slight changes to the default organization of files that iTunes manages, which may or may not show up for you, depending on how you use iTunes. Topher, ...

In an ideal world, Apple’s music manager would be able to keep an eye on any folders you want, automatically adding to your library any new music it detects in those locations. Alas, even well into ...