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1. iTunes is a application which is
free for computers such as Mac
and PC. The benefits of iTunes is
Organizing and playing digital
music and video. Also, itunes
automatically download new
video , music, app and book
purchases.

2. iTunes has many features as listening
music, watching videos , Tv shows and
movies. With iTunes if you want to
watch video and listen music, you
have not buy CDs, you only have to
visit iTunes, with the iTunes media
collection, you can enjoy by your
library by browsing any thing faster
and more organized. Also, in a easy
way.

3. The first content of iTunes player is iTunes window which has many contents as
library, store, devices, shared, genius and playlists.
Library
The library has everything which is imported into iTunes it installed from iTunes Store as
purchases including music, movies, TV shows, podcasts, books, iPod games, apps, lectures
from iTunes U, and ringtones.
Store
By one click you can enter iTunes store. iTunes adds the items that you buy to library.
Installing starts when you click Buy Now in the iTunes Store.
Devices
The place which store your iPod, iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV appear in iTunes. CDs you’re
burning or importing appear there, too. Click your device and iTunes shows you a summary
of everything on it. Click a CD to check the progress of an import or a burn.
Shared
Look under Shared to see music, videos, podcasts, audiobooks, and other media in the
iTunes libraries of computers on your local network. With Home Sharing enabled, you can
import movies, music, TV shows, apps, books, and more from up to five authorized
computers in your home.
Genius
Genius playlists and Genius Mixes appear under Genius. Whenever you create and save a
Genius playlist, this is where you’ll find it. Genius Mixes automatically appear here, too.
And you can play them all with a click.
Playlists
All the playlists you create appear here — standard playlists as well as your Smart Playlists.
iTunes DJ also appears under Playlists.

4. Create a Playlist
Make your own mix by creating a playlist of the exact songs you
want, in the order you want them. Start by clicking the Add (+)
button in the lower-left corner. Give your playlist a name. Then
simply drag songs into it. Rearrange the order of songs in your
playlist by dragging and dropping.
Smart Playlists
Have iTunes create a playlist for you based on your desired
criteria — like all the rock songs you’ve added to your library in
the past month or songs you’ve listened to more than 10 times.
You can create many rules for a single Smart Playlist, based on
media type, genre, and more. iTunes finds the
songs, podcasts, movies, or TV shows that match your rules
and creates a playlist that updates itself automatically.
Organize with Folders
As you accumulate more and more playlists, consider organizing
them in folders. To create a new folder, choose New Playlist
Folder from the File menu. Double-click a folder to rename it.

5. Genius Mixes
The Genius Mixes feature searches your iTunes library to find songs that go
great together, then organizes them into mixes you’ll love. These mixes are like
channels programmed entirely with your music. Under Genius, click Genius
Mixes. You’ll see Genius Mixes that have been created for you. Click one to
play. Rearrange and rename the mixes you want to keep, and delete the ones
you don’t.
Genius Playlists
Just select a song, click the Genius button, and iTunes makes a playlist of songs
from your library that go great together. You decide how many songs appear in
your Genius playlist — 25, 50, or 100. Refresh your Genius playlist to get new
songs. Or save your Genius playlist so you always have it.
iTunes Sidebar
Turn on Genius to see recommendations in the iTunes Sidebar and discover
new music, movies, and TV shows you’ll love — without leaving your library.
Select a song, movie, or show in your library, and you’ll see recommendations
from the iTunes Store. With Ping, you’ll see recent activity from your friends
and favorite artists — including their purchases and music they like. Let your
friends and the world know how you feel about songs and albums you own by
commenting on them. Then preview and buy whatever you like directly from
the sidebar.

6. CD Options
iTunes gives you choices when you insert a CD. You can
either show the CD or begin playing it. You can also choose
to import the CD right away, then eject it automatically.
Importing from CDs
To import songs from a CD into iTunes, insert the disc in
your computer and click Import CD. iTunes saves music from
your CDs as high-quality iTunes Plus files (256-Kbps AAC
format). If your songs already exist in digital form on your
computer, just drag them into your iTunes library. iTunes
also converts unprotected WMA files on your Windows
computer to AAC files.
Automatically Adding to iTunes
If you ever need to add new songs or videos to iTunes from
another app, you can save them to your Automatically Add
to iTunes folder

7. Burning
Burning a CD
Select a playlist in your library and insert a
blank CD or DVD. Under the File
menu, select Burn Playlist to Disc. iTunes
burns your disc in as little as two minutes.
Burning Audio and MP3 CDs
Create audio CDs for your car or home
stereo. Or make MP3 CDs to play on Mac
and Windows computers and in MP3-
compatible car stereos and CD players.

8. iTunes DJ
The iTunes DJ feature automatically picks songs from your entire library
or from a specific playlist to create an endless mix of music. Review
upcoming songs to reorder or remove on the fly, or add songs to the
playlist at any time
Song Options
Select a song in your library and choose Get Info from the File menu. In
the Options pane, you’ll find a handful of settings you can apply to just
that song. Adjust its volume, assign an equalizer preset, rate it, set the
start and stop time. Even tell iTunes to remember the playback
position, skip the song in shuffle mode, or include the song as part of a
gapless album.
iTunes Mini Player
Transform your iTunes window into a mini player. From the View
menu, you can switch to Mini Player and also return the iTunes window
to its full size.

9. AirPlay
AirPlay lets you stream digital media wirelessly from iTunes or your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch to your Apple TV5 or any AirPlay-enabled
speakers. So you can see movies and photos on your widescreen TV and play music through the best speakers in the house.
Apple TV
Apple TV connects to your widescreen TV, then talks to iTunes over a fast wireless connection. So you can stream music, movies, TV
shows, photos, and more from your computer right to your TV.
Remote
With the Remote app, you can control the iTunes music on your computer or Apple TV from your iPod touch or iPhone.
Play, pause, skip, shuffle. See your songs, playlists, and album art. Update to iTunes 10, and you can create a Genius playlist or edit an
existing playlist. And do it all on your iPod touch or iPhone as if you were in front of your computer. Available on the App Store, Remote is
free and works with your Wi-Fi network, so you can control playback from anywhere in and around your home.
syncying
Sync with iPod
To transfer music and more from iTunes to your iPod, just connect iPod to your computer. Get at-a-glance information about what’s on
your iPod, update iPod software, and control syncing from the iPod Summary screen. Even sync iTunes purchases, ratings, and playlists
from your iPod back to your Mac or PC.
Sync with iPhone
iTunes syncs everything to your iPhone — ringtones, music, videos, photos, apps, contacts, calendars, email accounts, even bookmarks —
and lets you manage it all from the iPhone Summary screen.
Sync with iPad
iTunes lets you put music, videos, and more on your iPad. Choose what you want from the iPad Summary page in iTunes, then sync your
favorite songs, movies, and pictures to go. iTunes also keeps your email accounts, contacts, and calendars in sync. And it tracks the
music, videos, apps, and books you purchase on your iPad, so you can sync them back to your Mac or PC.
On the go
The iTunes Store on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
Download music, movies, TV shows, audiobooks, and iTunes U content directly to your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. Just tap the iTunes icon
to shop the iTunes Store over Wi-Fi on your iPod touch or via Wi-Fi and cellular networks on your iPhone or iPad.6 Browse the iTunes Store
and get Genius recommendations for music, movies, and TV shows based on the ones you already own. iTunes stores the songs, and TV
shows you buy in your purchase history, so you can download anything again to any device you use. iTunes in the Cloud uses iCloud to
automatically download your new music purchases to all your devices over Wi-Fi or a cellular network.1 Or connect your iPad, iPhone, or
iPod touch to your computer and iTunes syncs your purchases to your iTunes library.
The App Store
Search and browse games and apps on the iTunes Store — just as you would with music or video — and download them with a click. You
can also download apps from the App Store directly to your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. When you connect your iPhone, iPad, or iPod
touch to your computer, iTunes syncs apps automatically. Or you can automatically download new app purchases to all your devices over
Wi-Fi or a cellular network.

10. The world’s #1 music store. And more.
Music is just the beginning. You can also rent or buy
blockbuster movies, buy HD episodes of your favorite
TV shows, shop for books, and download apps for
your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad. Subscribe to free
podcasts about anything and everything. For further
enlightenment, visit iTunes U and download free
lectures, discussions, and lessons from universities
and cultural institutions around the globe. You’ll find
thousands of hours of entertainment on the iTunes
Store.