9. Syncing and Sharing
Part of what makes iTunes so popular is its flexibility—you can play music and video on many devices and in many ways. This chapter shows you how to get the most out of that flexibility.
iTunes is a great way to play, store, and manage your audio and video files, but you probably never intended to always sit in front of your computer and listen to music there. Most likely you use iTunes as a central repository for music, videos, and other entertaining and edifying content that you experience in a variety of ways: on your iPod, iPhone, or iPad; on a different computer; or through your home theater system.
This chapter shows you how to sync and share among all the devices you might use to experience the contents of your ...
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