Everything iTunes

Unlike for audio content editing metadatas in iTunes is very limited for video content. You can’t enter a description nor is any of the information actually saved inside the file itself which makes readding it to a pain. Previously mentioned AtomicParsley solves all these problems, but most people don’t like the idea of editing maybe hundreds of files on the command line. On Macs the problem has been solved by the power tool Lostify, but on windows there are only some very limited guis for AtomicParsley.

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With this little script the longdescription field of a selected movie/tv show is set to the description field, so items which have a description will also have the i-button next to it to pop up the description in a new window just like recently bought items have it. This is especially useful if you removed a bought file and readded it or set the description with the previously mentioned metadata-editor atomicparsley using the -desc parameter (Article covering this topic will follow soon).

Let’s face it: Almost nobody bought all their music in the iTunes Store. Whether it’s imported from CDs or bought in another online music store - the non-iTMS-tracks always look a bit different in iTunes: There are no advisory tags and there’s no copyright notice in the “Get Info” window. While the latter isn’t really important to most people advisory tags mixed with non-tagged Tracks might bother the neatly iTunes user.

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Ever since iTunes introduced its coverflow integration album artwork became more and more important. But there are other funny ways to use these images besides browsing your library in coverflow mode. How about a little eyecandy on your desktop?

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iTunes already allows us to download Artwork for all our Albums with only two clicks, but what about Artwork for TV Shows and Movies that have been imported into iTunes? Well, you can of course simply download them from any random site like amazon or google them, but if you want to download the actual iTunes Music Store Artwork you can do so, too.

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If you’re into iTunes, and want to share your wealth of knowledge with the world, then please contact us and become a contributor to the site! [more]

Album Art Screensaver is a screensaver for Windows inspired by the iTunes album art screensaver bundled with Mac OS. If you have been jealous of your Mac-owning friends who can enjoy this nifty thing on their desktop, look no further. This screensaver does everything it’s predecessor does, and then some! [more]

It’s not like you’d be here if you didn’t enjoy iTunes, but for those of you who are curious, here’s what’s on offer if you’re done with Apple! [more]

The new version of Mojo, v2.0, allows for up to 3 users to connect to you over the internet. If you wish to exceed this, then this method still applies, but if you’re happy with this limit, you’ll be fine with just the normal version of Mojo. You’re encouraged to buy the full version of the program if you use this feature extensively, so please support the developers if you can. [more]

Is there any way to, rather than running a screensaver after a time of inactivity, instead trigger the iTunes visualizer? [more]