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Convert Videos & Export Them To iTunes Easily With Evom [Mac]
Posted on 29 June 2011.
Once you do find the right tool, you still have to face the task of getting your newly converted files over to iTunes and syncing them to your devices, which can be more difficult than it sounds.
With
What Is Evom?
Evom, a product of the Little App Factory, enables you to drag-and-drop and convert videos quickly and easily. It lets you enjoy online content without being tethered to the web and, like I stated in the introduction, it was built for speed. It is designed to convert movie files and Flash videos quickly, taking advantage of your Mac’s multi-core processor, allowing you to get content off of the web and onto your favorite devices.
With Evom, you can drag folders, individual files, or links into the program’s window to start, and your items will be converted for you and exported directly into iTunes or – optionally – saved to your desktop. Once converted, your videos will be compatible with your iPods, iPhones, iPads, and many other devices.
How Do I Use Evom?
Although I gave you a rough idea of how Evom works above, let’s take a closer look at the actual process from start to finish. The first thing you’ll need to do if you want to take advantage of Evom’s power is head over to the website and
Once you’re ready to go with Evom, just drag or specify the video folder you would like to convert video from. If you leave the iTunes option selected, your videos will go straight to your iTunes folder after conversion to be synced with your iOS devices.
When you drop video files that you want to convert, a configuration box will pop up asking you to specify the output format, as well as the output folder, title, and quality of video.
If you don’t want Evom to convert videos for some specific device, you can always choose to convert video in a specific format. Evom supports the AVI, FLV, MP4, HTML5, MOV, MPG, and WMV formats. Also, you can extract audio out of a video file and convert it into OGG and MP3 format.
As a side note, Evom is also capable of converting selected videos directly to your Apple TV in a compatible format.
Once you’ve made all of your selections and set up
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Convert Videos & Export Them To iTunes Easily With Evom [Mac]
Posted on 29 June 2011.
Once you do find the right tool, you still have to face the task of getting your newly converted files over to iTunes and syncing them to your devices, which can be more difficult than it sounds.
With
What Is Evom?
Evom, a product of the Little App Factory, enables you to drag-and-drop and convert videos quickly and easily. It lets you enjoy online content without being tethered to the web and, like I stated in the introduction, it was built for speed. It is designed to convert movie files and Flash videos quickly, taking advantage of your Mac’s multi-core processor, allowing you to get content off of the web and onto your favorite devices.
With Evom, you can drag folders, individual files, or links into the program’s window to start, and your items will be converted for you and exported directly into iTunes or – optionally – saved to your desktop. Once converted, your videos will be compatible with your iPods, iPhones, iPads, and many other devices.
How Do I Use Evom?
Although I gave you a rough idea of how Evom works above, let’s take a closer look at the actual process from start to finish. The first thing you’ll need to do if you want to take advantage of Evom’s power is head over to the website and
Once you’re ready to go with Evom, just drag or specify the video folder you would like to convert video from. If you leave the iTunes option selected, your videos will go straight to your iTunes folder after conversion to be synced with your iOS devices.
When you drop video files that you want to convert, a configuration box will pop up asking you to specify the output format, as well as the output folder, title, and quality of video.
If you don’t want Evom to convert videos for some specific device, you can always choose to convert video in a specific format. Evom supports the AVI, FLV, MP4, HTML5, MOV, MPG, and WMV formats. Also, you can extract audio out of a video file and convert it into OGG and MP3 format.
As a side note, Evom is also capable of converting selected videos directly to your Apple TV in a compatible format.
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iTunes 10.3 (32-bit)
Posted on 07 June 2011.
iTunes is a free application for Mac and PC. It plays all your digital music and video. It syncs content to your iPod, iPhone, and Apple TV. And it’s an entertainment superstore that stays open 24/7.
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Two Simple Ways To Disable Ping In iTunes [Mac & Windows]
Posted on 04 May 2011.
We’re always looking for hacks and fixes to everyday iTunes problems and listening to iTunes users to see what they’re still troubled with. Since Ping is one of the newer features in iTunes, Apple is only just realising that many people have legitimate reasons to want to turn it off. So it’s understandable that few people have worked out the best ways to disable the feature yet. Thankfully, it’s quite easy to disable Ping in two very effective ways.
Ping is essentially a social network within iTunes. It allows you to share details of your iTunes purchases, favourite music and any reviews of albums that you care to make. Itunes Ping also allows you to receive social recommendations for music based on what your friends like and what you’ve purchased. For many people, this is just a bit of fun. But, for others this is something they don’t want available for themselves or their children. Not everyone wants to automatically share their purchases with the world, which is what occurs in Ping when you buy through the iTunes store.
Recently we have discussed how to make the iTunes window size control buttons
Please note that we’re showing screenshots from a Mac iTunes install, but these tricks will work equally well for Windows users.
1. Disable Ping Via Parental Controls
Disabling Ping via parental controls is something that will only be in effect on this specific installation and user account, therefore it is only a temporary fix. This can also only be done using the newer releases of iTunes – even version 10.0.1 was unable to disable Ping this way. Upgrade if you like, or simply use option two instead.
Go to iTunes > Preferences and click on Parental Controls. In the list of options for services to disable, check the Ping checkbox and save. If you’re disabling Ping in order to protect your children from using it, obviously you should ensure the Parental settings are locked also.
As you can see, Ping is no longer available in the left hand sidebar.
2. Disable Ping Via iTunes Account
This is a more permanent solution to disabling Ping. By choosing to disable this way, you effectively remove yourself from the Ping network and delete all user activity you may have previously made. The permanent deletion of activity occurs after you have disabled Ping for seven days, so you have a little leeway to change your mind if you like. Reviews will remain associated with your name unless you deliberately delete them in the Manage Reviews section of your account. Don’t worry about it too much, though. If you decide later to enable Ping, iTunes will immediately populate your account with details of your purchase history if you want it to.
Use the left-hand sidebar to navigate to the iTunes store. On the far right of the store, you’ll see access to your account controls in both the quick links and a drop-down menu below your name. Click on “Account“.
You’ll then need to verify your account details and click on “Account Info“.
There’s a section dedicated to Ping, where you can edit your Ping profile and turn Ping off – click “Turn Off“.
You’ll also need to verify that request.
Further down the page, there’s an option to manage “Recommendations and Ping Posting“. You’ll also want to turn this off to avoid future annoyances from Ping when making purchases from iTunes.
You’re done! No more Ping!
Will you be disabling iTunes Ping? Which method will you use and why? Let us know in the comments!
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iTunes 10.2.2 (32-bit)
Posted on 19 April 2011.
iTunes is a free application for Mac and PC. It plays all your digital music and video. It syncs content to your iPod, iPhone, and Apple TV. And it’s an entertainment superstore that stays open 24/7.
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iTunes 10.2 (32-bit)
Posted on 03 March 2011.
iTunes is a free application for Mac and PC. It plays all your digital music and video. It syncs content to your iPod, iPhone, and Apple TV. And it’s an entertainment superstore that stays open 24/7.
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iTunes 10.1.2 (32-bit)
Posted on 28 January 2011.
iTunes is a free application for Mac and PC. It plays all your digital music and video. It syncs content to your iPod, iPhone, and Apple TV. And it’s an entertainment superstore that stays open 24/7.
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iTunes 10.1.1 (32-bit)
Posted on 16 December 2010.
iTunes is a free application for Mac and PC. It plays all your digital music and video. It syncs content to your iPod, iPhone, and Apple TV. And it’s an entertainment superstore that stays open 24/7.
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How to Manage Your Podcasts In iTunes 10 [Mac]
Posted on 09 October 2010.
However, like other media files, podcast files can eat up a lot of memory space on your hard drive if you’re not using the available features and tools to manage them.
Downloading Podcasts
First off, if you don’t know much about accessing and downloading podcasts, it’s really simple to do so. You open up iTunes, click on the iTunes Store in the sidebar, and then select Podcasts in the iTunes Store menu bar.
From there, you can browse and preview a very wide selection of podcasts in nearly every category of interest.
I definitely encourage you to preview selected podcasts before you begin downloading files to your computer.
Podcast Settings
When you choose to subscribe to a podcast, clicking on the Settings button at the bottom of iTunes is one of the first ways to help manage your downloads.
In settings, you can tell iTunes which episodes to download, how long to keep them, and which ones to keep. These settings work pretty accurately, but if you don’t use them, your podcast files will pile up. The default settings will for example retain all the downloaded podcasts.
Podcast Smart Playlists
If you have several podcasts already downloaded to your computer, you should create a smart playlist that will capture all your most recent downloaded and unlistened/unwatched podcasts. Here are the rules I set for my playlist:
Since I subscribe to more podcasts than I have time to listen to, this smart playlist is what I typically use to quickly access recent downloads.
Another smart playlist I use is one that collects all podcast subscriptions added to my library more than six months ago. This is the list I use when I want to start cleaning up my library by deleting only podcasts.
Control Menu Items
It’s quite easy to listen to podcasts and let them build up on your hard drive, but if you right- or control-click on a podcast heading or episode, you can choose from several options to help you manage podcast files.
You can quickly mark a podcast as watched, get a description of an episode, and unsubscribe to podcasts that you’re no longer interested in.
Updating Podcasts
If you use the podcast settings feature I that pointed out above, iTunes will clean up your library each time it automatically updates your podcasts. But this feature doesn’t work well if you’re not consistent in your settings. To deal with this issue, you can right- or Control-click on a podcast and choose Update Podcast so that the settings will take effect.
If however you want to manually update all podcasts, create this little AppleScript. Open the AppleScript editor, then copy and paste this script in the editor.
Save it in your iTunes > Library > Scripts folder where you can then access it via the iTunes menu bar in the Scripts icon. Running this script will update all your podcasts.
Deleting Podcasts
If your podcast files have grown unwieldy, you can just go through the library and delete them. The beauty of getting rid of episodes is that you can typically re-download them again from the iTunes Store if need be.
When you select one or more episodes, you can choose whether to delete these files from your hard drive or you can select to keep the episodes on your disk but not have it show up in your iTunes library interface.
You can right- or Control-click on a podcast or episode and choose Show in Finder to quickly see where those files are stored in your vast iTunes library.
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Let us know what you do to manage your podcasts. Are there special plug-ins or smart playlists that you could share?
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iTunes 10.0.1 (32-bit)
Posted on 26 September 2010.
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iTunes 10.0 (32-bit)
Posted on 02 September 2010.
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10 Top iTunes Troubleshooting Tips & Tricks
Posted on 31 August 2010.
So, today we’re going to look at some of the best iTunes troubleshooting tips and tricks to fix the most amount of problems quickly. Let’s go through the quickest ways to get your iTunes setup behaving normally again.
Here’s the best iTunes troubleshooting ideas in the most effective, least painful order. See the
Back Up First!
Before you start messing around with iTunes, do a quick backup of your entire library folder (especially the .xml and .itl files). In newer versions of iTunes (9.2), there’s a backup option you can use by going to File > Library > “Back up to Disc”. That will also backup any music you’ve downloaded from the iTunes store.
1. Is It Your iPod Or iPhone?
Sadly, a lot of iTunes problems occur when you’re trying to use iTunes with an iPod or iPhone. Some of the best troubleshooting methods for these troubles involve resetting or rebooting your iPod/iPhone device or updating the firmware for the device – all of which is different for each device, so see the Apple support pages. If you’re lucky, it can be fixed by upgrading iTunes.
2. Is It The iTunes Or Quicktime Install?
It’s possible your installations are faulty or need updating:
- Re-install
- Possibly delete Quicktime (Quicktime sometimes affects video and audio playback).
3. Is It Your Anti-Virus Software Or Internet?
Try these steps (check iTunes again after each step to see if it now works):
- Disconnect computer from internet.
- Check for viruses. Remove if required.
- Update/remove virus protection software and virus definitions.
- Disable internet filtering software.
4. Is It Your iTunes Library Or Account?
Things to try:
- Create a new library (by holding down Shift when opening iTunes or by moving the old library before you open iTunes).
- If the new library works, you might need to import your old library or re-create the old one. Slowly re-add files to see if it’s a problem with an individual file.
- Create a new user account and run iTunes there (see if it’s broken just for your account).
5. Video/Audio Troubles Only? Enable The Highest Setting
Throughout iTunes troubleshooting documentation for video and audio troubles has one recurring theme: enable the highest setting.
Go into your sound or video settings and set things to maximum hardware acceleration, maximum screen resolution, enable 3D video etc. Rule of thumb, “turn it up”.
6. Check Your Plug-Ins
Remove all your
7. It Might Be DirectX
If you’re using Windows (especially
8. Check Your iTunes Configuration
Close iTunes. Move the file you’re testing to a safe place. Restart iTunes. Replace the file if that didn’t help.
- Temporarily remove the iTunes preferences files (try each file individually by moving it elsewhere and starting iTunes).
- Remove the iTunes configuration files (delete the “SC Info.sidb” file).
The preference files for
C:\Users\username\App\Data\Local\Apple Computer\iTunes
In
C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Apple Computer\iTunes
In
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Apple Computer\iTunes\SC Info
Delete the “SC Info.sidb” file and restart iTunes.
9. Check Conflicting Processes
Go through the list of current processes, disabling things sequentially to see if you can pinpoint the problem.
Here’s Apple’s guide for
10. Update PC drivers
Look at sound cards and video cards in particular and see if there’s an available update.
There’s a number of things that may go wrong with iTunes, and the exact details of the steps you need to take will always be device-specific, but these are the general troubleshooting ideas which will get you results fast.
If none of the itunes troubleshooting tips listed here worked and you’re a little over iTunes now, you could try
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10 Top iTunes Troubleshooting Tips & Tricks
Posted on 31 August 2010.
So, today we’re going to look at some of the best iTunes troubleshooting tips and tricks to fix the most amount of problems quickly. Let’s go through the quickest ways to get your iTunes setup behaving normally again.
Here’s the best iTunes troubleshooting ideas in the most effective, least painful order. See the
Back Up First!
Before you start messing around with iTunes, do a quick backup of your entire library folder (especially the .xml and .itl files). In newer versions of iTunes (9.2), there’s a backup option you can use by going to File > Library > “Back up to Disc”. That will also backup any music you’ve downloaded from the iTunes store.
1. Is It Your iPod Or iPhone?
Sadly, a lot of iTunes problems occur when you’re trying to use iTunes with an iPod or iPhone. Some of the best troubleshooting methods for these troubles involve resetting or rebooting your iPod/iPhone device or updating the firmware for the device – all of which is different for each device, so see the Apple support pages. If you’re lucky, it can be fixed by upgrading iTunes.
2. Is It The iTunes Or Quicktime Install?
It’s possible your installations are faulty or need updating:
- Re-install
- Possibly delete Quicktime (Quicktime sometimes affects video and audio playback).
3. Is It Your Anti-Virus Software Or Internet?
Try these steps (check iTunes again after each step to see if it now works):
- Disconnect computer from internet.
- Check for viruses. Remove if required.
- Update/remove virus protection software and virus definitions.
- Disable internet filtering software.
4. Is It Your iTunes Library Or Account?
Things to try:
- Create a new library (by holding down Shift when opening iTunes or by moving the old library before you open iTunes).
- If the new library works, you might need to import your old library or re-create the old one. Slowly re-add files to see if it’s a problem with an individual file.
- Create a new user account and run iTunes there (see if it’s broken just for your account).
5. Video/Audio Troubles Only? Enable The Highest Setting
Throughout iTunes troubleshooting documentation for video and audio troubles has one recurring theme: enable the highest setting.
Go into your sound or video settings and set things to maximum hardware acceleration, maximum screen resolution, enable 3D video etc. Rule of thumb, “turn it up”.
6. Check Your Plug-Ins
Remove all your
7. It Might Be DirectX
If you’re using Windows (especially
8. Check Your iTunes Configuration
Close iTunes. Move the file you’re testing to a safe place. Restart iTunes. Replace the file if that didn’t help.
- Temporarily remove the iTunes preferences files (try each file individually by moving it elsewhere and starting iTunes).
- Remove the iTunes configuration files (delete the “SC Info.sidb” file).
The preference files for
C:\Users\username\App\Data\Local\Apple Computer\iTunes
In
C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Apple Computer\iTunes
In
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Apple Computer\iTunes\SC Info
Delete the “SC Info.sidb” file and restart iTunes.
9. Check Conflicting Processes
Go through the list of current processes, disabling things sequentially to see if you can pinpoint the problem.
Here’s Apple’s guide for
10. Update PC drivers
Look at sound cards and video cards in particular and see if there’s an available update.
There’s a number of things that may go wrong with iTunes, and the exact details of the steps you need to take will always be device-specific, but these are the general troubleshooting ideas which will get you results fast.
If none of the itunes troubleshooting tips listed here worked and you’re a little over iTunes now, you could try
Good luck!
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How To Transfer Itunes Music To Mp3 Player?
Posted on 21 August 2010.
Q: “I’ve purchased a bunch of music from iTunes and have enjoyed listening to them on my computer. But my portable music player is not an Apple iPod, so I can’t take my songs with me. I know that I can burn it but I don’t have a cd burner on my computer so I need a different method. Is there any way I can get around this unfair restriction and transfer my iTunes music to MP3 player?”
A: Music files from iTunes are DRM-protected. In order to play them on mp3 players other than iPod and iphone, you need a special program to help strip off the protection and convert the iTunes m4p, m4b, m4a music to mp3. I always use wondershare music converter. My friend introduced it to me. It can convert the songs from iTunes at very high speed.
Most of the files purchased from iTunes Store are DRM protected i.e. you can play them only on specific devices and computers. You cannot use the DRM protected files on any random computer or portable media player. And the music from iTunes store is usually either in MP4 or AAC format. This means all of the songs and videos you download from the iTunes store will only work on your iPod. If you want them on another MP3 player or Sony PSP, you cannot do it unless you transfer the files to MP3 format.
How to remove DRM from iTunes music?
As we known, Apple only allowed for new sales of iTunes Plus content without providing a cost-reduced upgrade path. That said, downloading upgraded DRM-free, 256K songs cost 30¢ each, about one-third the 99¢ price of a track purchased a la carte.
Although most people are not particularly happy about having to pay another 30¢ each for songs they already “owned” is there any other resolution? Yes, you get the right place! Today I would like to introduce one more easier and faster method to put iTunes music to mp3 player.
What you need is just iTunes and this DRM Removal Program – Wondershare Music Converter. You can download here for iTunes and Wondershare Music Converter.
Here is the step by step tutorial for the program:
Step 1: Free download Wondershare Music Converter install and run it.
Step 2: when come to the main interface, you can directly drag-drop target music file to the conversion window, or click the ‘Add’ button to import the target files.
Step 3: Choose the format you’d like to get. There is a list of output formats. If you want to edit them in Windows Movie Maker, I recommend you to select MP3 or WAV.
Step 4: And then click the start button, and the DRM removing process is beginning. After a while, the files are DRM-ripped. You can view your converted files by press the browse button.
Step 5: After conversion, now we can transfer the converted songs to your mp3 player. The non-DRM music can be transferred to another MP3 player easily.
Thanks for viewing this guide of transfer iTunes music to mp3. Now, let’s enjoy our clear music & videos in your mp3 player or other portable player freely and have a wonderful life.
Tips: This method works also for music video movie downloaded from other online stores like Windows Media Center, Zune Marketplace, Napster, Rhapsody, Nokia Music Store, Spiralfrog, Bearshare, eMusic, Puretracks, MusicGiants, CinemaNow Movielink, Amazon Unbox etc, as well as your home-made movie shot with camcorder or something else.
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How To Convert Asf Streams To Itunes Syncable Mp3 On Mac Osx?
Posted on 19 August 2010.
How to convert/decode ASF streams to itunes syncable MP3 on mac osx?
Well,you get CDs on your hard drive in windows specific media asf streams format and you can’t sync them in itunes on mac, for Mac doesn’t have the proper plug in.
iTunes supports MP3, AIFF, WAV, MPEG-4, AAC and Apple Lossless. iTunes do not directly support Windows .asf streams format, ASF is a proprietary file type created by Microsoft which contains both video and audio encoding, but <a rel=”nofollow” onclick=”javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview(‘/outgoing/article_exit_link’);” href=http://www.iorgsoft.com/how-to-convert/asf-to-mp3-on-mac/>asf to mp3 converter for mac</a> can easily convert asf streams to the iTunes-compatible mp3 format of your choice.
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The enhanced asf to mp3 converter for mac supports a wide choice of bitrates,empowers to add an audio or a folder from your hard disk and remove a file with a single click, high output quality with options available to set encoding parameters, preview audio effects, trim audio length and all conversion actions can be performed on a single screen.
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While being simple and intuitive, it’s a handy mac video editor/cutter/trimmer/splitter/joiner that enables you to perform many tasks with ease on a mac. Now you can use it to edit video files mac, cut video files mac, trim video clips mac, split video mac into smaller ones, join/merge several video files into one mac, adjust effects(Brightness,Constrast,Saturation), set many encoding parameters including resolution, encoder, frame rate, video bitrate, batch convert your video clips to a range of different formats like AVI, WMV, MOV, DV, MPEG-4 etc with extremely fast encoding speed and exceptional quality (gets rid of audio and video out of sync problem), thus making it easy for you to import them into various editing apps like iMovie, FCE, FCP, QuickTime Pro etc or portable devices(supports 16:9 or 4:3 mode).
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