On Apr 28, 11:58*am, Andy > wrote:
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> > On Apr 28, 11:13*am, Andy > wrote:
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> >> > On Apr 28, 8:20*am, Andy > wrote:
> >> >> No breakfast today!?
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> >> >> Last night I started the painstaking process of ripping my entire CD
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> >> >> library (easily 200+ albums) into iTunes, then into the iPod portion
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> >> >> iPhone. Woke up this morning and began where I left off, skipping
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> >> >> First time in a while.
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> >> >> I'll be sure to have lunch.
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> >> >> You?
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> >> >> Andy
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> >> >> Eat first, talk later.
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> >> > That certainly doesn't sound like you, Andy.
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> >> > But iTunes is a timesucker, that's for usre. Good luck.
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> >> > Kris
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> >> Kris,
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> >> Thanks!
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> >> Apple's iTunes is also flawed about fetching album artwork, sometimes.
> >> That's causes an extra step. Obviously a license agreement among the
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> >> companies and Apple. The Beatles artwork and other artists' have to be
> >> fetched and pasted in separately from other music sites.
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> >> I was surprised that the ITunes store DID find my uncle's albums
> artwork!
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> >> Best,
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> >> Andy
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> > My album art is all wrong too. Sometimes it's amusing what they assign
> > to a song!
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> > Kris
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> Kris,
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> I got a great pointer, if you google or amazon.com search for album artwork
> and clipboard copy it, in iTunes you need to choose all an album's songs,
> then get info. Then check the "artwork" checkbox and paste in the album
> art.
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> Frustrated me completely until somebody else shared the magic!
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> Good luck,
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> Best,
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> Andy
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Good pointer. I may have to try that out.

Thanks,
Kris