Like what you see below in the example … all your songs are missing the album cover artwork:

You need to fix this problem because there’s just something about the album cover artwork for the music you are listening to that makes it sound even better. :>) The album cover artwork makes the music just look and sound like it’s something completely different. Well at least to me it does. It just makes my music better than grey. I hate it when my files look grey music note icon. So you need to fix this problem with your music and it’s not only with this only with this music that you synced with your iPhone but with a whole lot of music you have in your iTunes. You have a lot of music in your iTunes that don’t have any album cover artwork with it. You keep looking at the boring grey music note icons in your iPhone. You have a lot of this and you need to fix it.

If you are going to fix this problem with all of your music in your iTunes then it’s going to take so long. Just not doable with all your music in your iTunes. Could take days and in the middle of all of the fixing you will just give up and not do it. What you really need is an automated program that will fix your iTunes for you. A program that you can install and run and let it do it’s fixes for you. It will add all the cool, colorful album cover artwork and do a whole lot more fixes for you that you will be happy with.

See the example of what it will look like when you run this powerful program:

Here’s a list of what this program does:

1. Fix iTunes Cover Album Artwork

2. Remove Duplicate Songs

3. Fix Misspelled Song Details

4. Fill In Missing Artists, Years and Genres

5. Completely Automatic

Trust me once I ran this powerful program I didn’t have to do any fixes to my iTunes by hand anymore. It was all automatically fixed. Yes I love that!

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I listen to a lot of music and I love listening to my music on the go and I go go go a lot. Wether in the city I live in or traveling to another city en route whatever I’m listening to a ton of music. I love having the album artwork with me on my iPod and iPhone so I can look at the beautiful visual along with my music. It makes the travel go by faster.

Before Album Covers Added And Fixed:

After Album Covers Added And Fixed:

So It’s important to me to have all my album artwork fixed and attached to the metadata of my music so I can take it with me and

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1. You can import all your music at the highest quality setting AIF’s and make various versions or qualities to either play on iTunes and lower quality files for you take with your iPhone which doesn’t have a whole of huge amount of space or you can encode another version (a slightly higher quality version like an MP3-320) for your iPod which will have a lot more space than your iPhone.

-When you import your entire music library as AIFs it will take up too much space on your computers hard drive. So most likely you will not import your entire library as AIF files. Unless you have some mega huge size external hard drives that you can store all your music files at. Otherwise expect to fill up your hard drive pretty quickly! If space is not an issue then by all means import all your music as AIFs and you will enjoy your music in iTunes like you are playing them off the CDs you imported them from.

-If you have a lack of hard drive space but have loads of CDs you want all imported into iTunes then you should import them at the basic quality bit rate of MP3-192. This is what most folks use and import music into iTunes. This is what I used to import my music at but I have now switched over to MP3-320 but more on that later. A typical mp2-192 file is about say about 5:32 song will be about 7.5 megabytes. So if you have 1000 songs at 7.5 megabytes in your iTunes music library then a thousand mp3s at the same size same bit rate of MP3-192 will be approximately 7500 megabytes.

-If you want a slightly better sound quality but don’t wan to import your music at the actual size they are on a CD such as AIF files then I would advise to import them at MP3-320. Seems like most download sites these days offer MP3-320 as a pretty darn good quality file size and I have started to re-import all my music at the higher quality MP3-320 bit rate now. The music sounds just much better and with hard drives being so cheap nowadays it’s worth it!

2. You can listen to all the music you have in you iTunes at your home, office, or where ever you have iTunes on your computer. Or use Apple TV to listen to your iTunes music on your home entertainment system. You can sync your music onto an iPod classic with 160 megabytes of space and take a nice fraction of your songs with you on the go. You’ll have a ton of music options on the go which is quite nice! Or you can sync the music to your iPhone and enjoy it on the go too. When you are not chatting on your iPhone you can certainly listen to your latest and greatest music that you imported into iTunes. Or sync the music to your cool new iPad and take it with you to your next party. You download new music into your iTunes? Then connect your iPhone or iPod to your computer/iTunes again and sync the latest music quickly!

3. You can purchase the latest hit songs at the iTunes music store. How convenient is that? The latest music releases come out on Tuesdays so go to the iTunes music store and search for the newest hits or the latest re-releases and download them to your iTunes music library on your computer.

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When you import all your music into iTunes you will have a whole load of problems.

1. You will have duplicate songs.

-duplicate songs can be annoying! Sometimes you can end up with as many as 6 or 7 duplicates. Duplicates happen because you might have imported a CD more than once, or you have the same song on countless albums you own like the album it was on, a compilation it was featured on, a soundtrack it was featured on, the single for that song, a greatest hits of that band with that same song and over and over again. For example if you own every single Madonna release then you will certainly have this problem because her music has been featured on countless compilations, she’s released several greatest hits albums (like 3 of them – The Immaculate Collection GHV2 and Celebration her latest Greatest Hits album). So do you need all those songs in your iTunes that many times? No!

2. Missing album cover artwork.

3. Missing song information.

4. Fix misspelled song details.

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