Maybe you're thinking about the structure on the old iPods (which were hidden to begin with), which was a total nightmare. I did read somewhere that it was intended to appease the labels so that copying music back from an iPod would be so annoying that it would "stop piracy". You know how the labels think...
Different artists happened to have released albums with the same names. I do agree that this isn't the norm so iTunes should default to accepting the information in the ID3 metadata.
I don't understand what you want. If you let iTunes manage your files, they'll be organized both in the UI and in directories. With the "compilation" checkbox the files will be kept in their own directory for the album.
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What about using sunlight everywhere you want? Shouldn't we be able to do rows upon rows of farming using light tubes?
It's accelerating right now but we don't know about the future.
Tell Tim to release a proper Mac mini for the next update.
Sharks with frickin' black holes attached to their heads?
Bing bang, big crush, repeat.
The Universe is breathing.
Reddit, according to the previous topic.
In the words of Fox Mulder: Trust No One.
Tell me about it! My fractions of Bitcoins are up nearly 25 cents!
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At only four metres tall, I wouldn't call them giant.
It's only a model...
They're going to make their own Internet, with bingo and choir singers.
Why? Are you going somewhere?
Maybe you're thinking about the structure on the old iPods (which were hidden to begin with), which was a total nightmare. I did read somewhere that it was intended to appease the labels so that copying music back from an iPod would be so annoying that it would "stop piracy". You know how the labels think...
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Microsoft Windows 95 kernel, Mac OS classic UI, Nintendo Gameboy CPU and display, Radio Shack TRS-80 MC-10 keyboard.
The way files are organized by artists and albums isn't a vendor lock-in.
And the only vendor lock-in for music files sold in the iTunes Store, FairPlay, hasn't been used for over eight years.
I guess if you blindly hate companies you don't need to keep up with actual facts...
You're talking about banks in the U.S.A., right?
Signed,
a Canadian.
You've never even seen how iTunes organizes files then, because there's an excellent, human-readable structure.
Do you want Skynet? Because that's how you get Skynet.
The contest itself was created by a computer.
Different artists happened to have released albums with the same names. I do agree that this isn't the norm so iTunes should default to accepting the information in the ID3 metadata.
I'm pretty sure there's a market for that kind of toys in Japan.
I don't understand what you want. If you let iTunes manage your files, they'll be organized both in the UI and in directories. With the "compilation" checkbox the files will be kept in their own directory for the album.
What else do you want?
If the software manages your files, you complain.
If I tell you that you have the option to manage your files yourself, you complain.