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DL 2 and iTunes integration
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mellow47
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Join Date: Aug 2007
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Aug 11, 2007, 08:26 PM
 
I'm aware that not much can currently be said about DL 2. However, the idea of iTunes integration has me curious.

Here's my situation:

I created a LARGE raid set on my Mac, then ripped my CD collection to iTunes (Apple lossless). Most of the CDs were not on Amazon because they either came from Musical Heritage Society (I'm a big classical music fan), BMG direct, or the CDs were bought before the idea of bar codes. All the cover art was scanned. That amounts to ~ 700 CDs.

Further, I burned my entire vinyl LP collection to CD (via an audio CD recorder), then ripped that to iTunes, another ~ 200 CDs. I photographed the LP cover art and dumped the jpg into a folder.

[For whatever it's worth: my iTunes library is currently pushing 150G, music only.]

Now comes the good part--all of this is already in DL because it took me a while to get my head around the idea of making my Mac a music server--I have an aTV connected to my music system. Since most of this was not available via Amazon, the scanned or photographed cover art was used. Information I deemed necessary was entered, but nothing too extensive.

So, I'm curious what's going to happen when i start DL 2 and point it to my iTunes Libray.

I still have the CDs, they're just put away in large CD sleeve cases with the CD covers/booklets also squirreled away.
     
Delicious Monster
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Join Date: Jun 2006
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Aug 14, 2007, 12:28 PM
 
You have three options.

You can turn off the iTunes integration and just keep what you have.

You can delete the things you have and just keep iTunes.

You can keep them both, since one represents what you have in iTunes, and one represents the actual physical media.
     
 
   
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