SusanLauer Loc: Summerville, SC

Does anyone know where I can find directions to co-ordinate I tunes, MP 3, Amazon cloud music? Not being a teenie-bopper, I can't figure this out for the life of me. Thanks!

macro2009 Loc: Cheshire United Kingdom

Hi Susan,
I am also not a teenybopper, I am wondering if this is the type of thing you mean.

http://www.brennan.co.uk/?gclid=CJ-PiIWAkrQCFTDMtAodVmMAxA

It is a considered purchase just depends how much you want to catalogue.

jimmya Loc: Phoenix

I buy all my download music from Amazon. It can be a bit tricky at first but once you get used to it, it's fine.

I'm not sure what you mean by "coordinate" in this case but if you want to discuss this further, at least from the Amazon side of things email me at
jimmya43@cox.net.

I don't use itunes though because I dislike all things apple.

wireman8 Loc: Toledo, Ohio

I'll loan you one of my grandsons they seem to have this stuff all figured out.

SusanLauer Loc: Summerville, SC

Boy they sure do. I actually wrote a teenaged boy I had fired as a kennel guy to come over for $20.00 an hour a couple times to teach me. If I write down the steps and do it 3 X, I will have it. Susie

RixPix Loc: Miami, Florida

What do you mean by coordinate? I use Amazon and ITunes all the time. You can always download your Amazon titles to ITunes. In fact, if I purchase some music from Amazon it is automatically downloaded to my Itunes. Of course you need to sync an Apple device to ITunes to play it on a portable device like your phone. If you are not using an Apple phone and are using an Android based phone. If your Android version is 3.0 or newer you can use Google music instead of the Amazon or Apple Cloud player. I recently uploaded my music to the Google Cloud. It took three days to up load the 64gb of music. Now I can use the Google Music program to either download the music to an Android device or stream the music through my data plan on my phone and tablet. Google also permits you to create playlists and import Itunes playlists. My guess is that you have too many options.

silverhawk Loc: Born a West Virginian, Living in Virginia

I believe this is someone asking the same question.....maybe you can find your answer here....

http://ask.metafilter.com/208604/How-do-I-coordinate-my-disparate-digital-music-collection

steve_icbinb Loc: nr. Rochester, UK

wonderful bit of kit - i have the 500gig running through a Cambridge Audio set-up - but it won't 'sort' iTunes: the Brennan is designed to convert cd's to mp3, storing the produced file on it's own hard drive, using an internal database to identify and 'tag' each track/album. The files could then be transfered to a PC then imported into iTunes. You can also use a Brennan to convert Vinyl to digital (there are better ways tho').

The original OP's question is not actually clear - my guess is they are trying to unify differing formats? Simplest way is to load everything into iTunes - good enough compression for most ears .... esp those of us of 'advanced' years



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