[macvoiceover] Re: Itunes.

Actually, it will not fill up your harddrive, each song takes up just a small space. I am guessing that the average drive would hold several hundred thousand songs, or copies of songs. Don't worrie, make as many playlist as you want.
I have over a thousand songs, several Startrek adventures, over 25 audio books and a movie or 2, pictures for my friends, album covers and all of that takes up about 7 GIG.
With all of my apps, which are many, my files, hundreds, e-mail messages, over ten thousand, my iTunes library and more, I am only using about 50 GIG of my 250 GIG drive. 


HTH.

Keith Reedy




On May 28, 2008, at 12:29 AM, Sara wrote:
Oh my, thanks for that. I am never going to use itunes. I can see it, my whole hard drive filling up... 
Sara
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When you put a song in your playlist, iTunes makes a copy.

Keith Reedy


On May 27, 2008, at 1:11 PM, Ginny wrote:
Here's a question. I make playlists quite often, but I don't really know what sort of program they are. In other words, if I put a certain song on multiple playlists, does itunes keep making new copies of that song, or does the playlist tell it to go pull that song from the library? Also, if you load multiple playlists onto your mp3 player, are songs copied multiple times, or does itunes allow one copy of the song to be placed there and then utilized for whichever playlist it is on? Does this make any sence at 
all?From: macvoiceover-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:macvoiceover-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Shane Jackson 
Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2008 9:19 AM
To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [macvoiceover] Re: Getting rid of Itunes.
Again, I have huge playlists, and they have absolutely never taken an hour to load. This is really something other than Itunes. However, I and others have to remember that if David is happy with VLC, then that is what he needs to use. I just hate that Itunes didn't work for you, 
David.  it is built into the Mac; it is from Apple; and it should be
the standard that everything is based on as far as audio and video
players in OSX.  As I say, no problems here, and I have thousands of
mp3's loaded and I don't know how many Audible books.I should say that 
this is one of the things that make our Macs so cool.  If, for
whatever reason you don't like a program, you can usually find an
alternative that you will like. Thanks for reading. Happy Itunes user. 
On May 27, 2008, at 8:01 AM, David Truong wrote:


Do you call an hour a few minutes?  If so, you must have more time
on your
hands than I do.  Oh to answer your question for me yes.

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Tuesday, 27 May 2008 10:56 PM
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Subject: [macvoiceover] Re: Getting rid of Itunes.

So do we remove mail because it takes a few minutes to load a 30
message thread?
On May 27, 2008, at 3:03 AM, David Truong wrote:


How to get rid of iTunes written by David Truong.
1. Go to applications then utilities and launch the Activity monitor. 
2.  In the Table of running processes delete the process called
"iTunes
Helper".  (To delete a process tab to the quit process button and
activate
it once process is highlighted).
3. Go back into applications and highlight iTunes.
4.  Do Command+Option+Shift+BackDelete to send iTunes to the trash
where it
belongs.
5.  Cheer as now you have just entered audio heaven.

I class iTunes in the same light as Windows Media player.  Both
programs are
a waste of space in my opinion.  Any player that can't even load a
large
playlist in quick time belongs in the trash.  I mean even windows
media
player managed to load my large playlists.  You shouldn't have to
change any
preferences to achieve this. I mean Winamp and VLC don't require it. 

Long live VLC on the Mac and Winamp in Windows.

David Truong

EMail and Messenger:
davidtruong@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Skype:  blindboxer1967



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