Introduction to Apple iTunes

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Summary: Learn about the Apple iTunes digital music program with expert software tips in this free Apple software instruction video clip.

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Introduction to Apple iTunes

Hey everybody! My name is Matt and I'm speaking to you on behalf of Expert Village. Today I'm going to be teaching you about iTunes. For those of you who don't know what iTunes is, it is the Apple Company proprietary digital media application. iTunes is free to download and you can download it from Apple's website. What iTunes does is it connects to Apple's iTunes store and it lets you search and download thousands of music files. You can use iTunes to manage your existing library of MP3s or you can download a music file directly through the iTunes library, which usually cost about 99 cents per track. You can also download music videos. You can download television shows and even feature length films. If you have an iPod or an iPhone, the iTunes interface lets you easily manage and transfer the files to and from your device. iTunes is available for the Mac OS. It's available for Windows Vista, and it's also available for XP and Windows 2000 as well. Let's get into using iTunes.