iTunes is a free application for Mac and PC. This Apple-made software can also be used to play all digital music and videos. Syncs content to iPod, iPad, iPhone, and Apple TV.
Apple first released iTunes in 2001 to help iPod owners manipulate their music collections. As the iPod evolved to support video and other capabilities, it became the primary software that allowed you to transfer music and other media to your computer and iPod.
Visiting Music on the web provides a similar experience to the music app on the Mac, with tabs for you. Explore, and the radios arranged in the sidebar are highly interactive.
The option to open the Music App appears as a link at the bottom of the column. With “Open in music” in Safari and “Open in iTunes” in other browsers like in Google Chrome. Finding a list of your favorite songs from a collection of hundreds of millions of songs does sound difficult. When setting the settings, you will be asked to choose your favorite singer and type of music.
From this data, iTunes Apple Music will try to suggest songs that match your taste. To make finding the right music even easier, Apple Music relies on the Beats feature, an integrated playlist with Connect. With an Internet connection, the program connects all media to your computer.
You can buy and download mp3 songs, music videos, TV shows, movies and other digital products with just a few clicks. This convenience is the reason that Apple has made a huge contribution to the company's profits. One of the interesting advantages of iTunes is its ability to create Smart Playlists.
Some iTunes features
- Organize your music into playlists
- Edit file information
- Radam-nail CD/DVD easily
- Copy files to iPod or other digital audio player
- Buy mp3s and videos on the Internet through the Apple store
- Run the visualizer to display the music graphic effect
- Encode music into several different audio formats.
Download the Latest iTunes
- License: Freeware
- Developers: Apple Inc
- Operating System: Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10/11
