Storage space is one of the biggest problems for laptop users. You can run out of those bytes in no time at all, especially if you fill your laptop with multimedia files like music and movies – the types of files that you keep and manage using a multimedia manager like iTunes.
If the problem is only moving everything inside the iTunes folder to the external drive, a simple cut and paste would solve it. The trick however is to keep everything intact. Nobody wants to re-fill hundreds (or thousands) of song information, re-assign all the ratings, re-paste all lyrics and re-hunt for the cover art. The only thing that should be different after the move is the location.
Many Apple fans were sent into a mini-frenzy over the past few days as a result of news about iTunes being killed off. But it's not all doom and gloom as its been made out to be.
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When you visit the iTunes movie store and buy something, you might think it’s yours to keep forever. Unfortunately, it’s not and here’s the reason why.
Smart. And FYI I don't agree with this detail of our terms and conditions but I've been aware of it the entire time. I'm not sure how some people don't realize stuff like this is possible. Sure, they try so hard to deceive us, but you should be more cynical seeing as how the world itself is around you. *shrugz*
Apple should introduce easier way to do this type of operations...