How to Rip CDs With iTunes

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

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How to Rip CDs With iTunes

Hey everybody! My name is Matt and I'm speaking to you on behalf of Expert Village. If you have a CD that you'd like to add to your library, you can also do this very easily using iTunes. Basically all you have to do is put the disc into the drive. iTunes is going to take a few seconds to read the disc. Sometimes it'll present you with a dialogue depending on how you have it setup. It might ask you if you want to import the CD to the library. If it does, just go ahead and click yes. It's going to go ahead, as you can see, start importing each track. The cool thing about iTunes is it reads all the information about the files. It'll read the name, the time, the artist name, the name of the album, and automatically import all of this for you into iTunes. You can see over here under devices that's the name of the album that you're importing. It'll take a little while to import. Once it's done, your files are automatically added to your iTunes library.