Hello,
I was running iTunes 10 on Windows 7, have iPod touch 4Gs of each size along with two 16GB iPad minis. I used iTunes to rip all my CDs, about 100GB worth, in AIFF into a folder I created with Windows on my partitioned hard drive. I then went through and selected what I wanted on the 64GB Touch, copied it into its own windows folder and put it on the 64GB touch. I then selected everything from the master file and converted it to AAC and dumped it into a different windows folder. So I have 3 windows created folders, everything in AIFF, everything in AAC and a smaller folder of the songs I listen to in AIFF. I also had intended on making a 4th folder like the last one in AAC for the smaller devices until I ran into problems.
After I created both versions, I ended up with doubles in iTunes, one of each. I used the shift key when launching iTunes to select the AIFF library to get rid of the AAC versions and put a few songs in AIFF on my 16GB touch. Now, I cannot change the library back to the AAC versions. It will not let me choose the folder I want. I don't understand how iTunes works well enough to know how it recognizes "libraries" verses a windows folder with songs in it. It did let me choose the original folder once and I don't know if something is corrupted or I am doing something wrong. To complicate things I also updated to iTunes 11 somewhere along the line. I want to at least be able to get the AAC versions back into iTunes so I can put them on the smaller devices. I would also like to create an AAC version of the smaller AIFF folder so I can just load those songs onto them en masse.
I downloaded i-Funbox and tried using it but after installed a few songs it made my computer crash so bad I had to do a forced restart.
Also, in the beginning I put about 500 song in AIFF onto the 64GB Touch, listened to it a few times and now all but 88 of the songs have disappeared. I used i-Funbox to add a few songs back and listened to them. Now after unplugging the USB, plugging it back in I'm back to the same 88 songs. I also lose the artwork to about half of the albums in iTunes at seemingly random times.
I am extremely frustrated at this point and would really appreciate some help.
Thanks, Jeff.
I was running iTunes 10 on Windows 7, have iPod touch 4Gs of each size along with two 16GB iPad minis. I used iTunes to rip all my CDs, about 100GB worth, in AIFF into a folder I created with Windows on my partitioned hard drive. I then went through and selected what I wanted on the 64GB Touch, copied it into its own windows folder and put it on the 64GB touch. I then selected everything from the master file and converted it to AAC and dumped it into a different windows folder. So I have 3 windows created folders, everything in AIFF, everything in AAC and a smaller folder of the songs I listen to in AIFF. I also had intended on making a 4th folder like the last one in AAC for the smaller devices until I ran into problems.
After I created both versions, I ended up with doubles in iTunes, one of each. I used the shift key when launching iTunes to select the AIFF library to get rid of the AAC versions and put a few songs in AIFF on my 16GB touch. Now, I cannot change the library back to the AAC versions. It will not let me choose the folder I want. I don't understand how iTunes works well enough to know how it recognizes "libraries" verses a windows folder with songs in it. It did let me choose the original folder once and I don't know if something is corrupted or I am doing something wrong. To complicate things I also updated to iTunes 11 somewhere along the line. I want to at least be able to get the AAC versions back into iTunes so I can put them on the smaller devices. I would also like to create an AAC version of the smaller AIFF folder so I can just load those songs onto them en masse.
I downloaded i-Funbox and tried using it but after installed a few songs it made my computer crash so bad I had to do a forced restart.
Also, in the beginning I put about 500 song in AIFF onto the 64GB Touch, listened to it a few times and now all but 88 of the songs have disappeared. I used i-Funbox to add a few songs back and listened to them. Now after unplugging the USB, plugging it back in I'm back to the same 88 songs. I also lose the artwork to about half of the albums in iTunes at seemingly random times.
I am extremely frustrated at this point and would really appreciate some help.
Thanks, Jeff.
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