Description
Sometimes you just want to send a
playlist to a friend through mail. But, you don’t know how to do it? Then you
are at the right place. You can break your library data out of iTunes as a
tab-separated list, PDF file, or Web database. With this tutorial, you can find
the way of doing this.
Solution
Going to the most logical method
to export a song from iTunes, you will find it little misleading. An option for
exporting library data in the iTunes file menu is a thorny clutter of XML data
which is not at all suitable to transfer.
Another elegant way to do this is
copy/paste. Find the data you want to export. Choosing the Copy command will
only pick up the information you see on the screen. For more or less data, go
to the iTunes “View” menu, and look under view options. If you are e-mailing a
playlist then you just need title, artist and album info. But, if you are
looking for more data then you can find options like release date or a record
of the last time that song was played.
After confirming that the list is
complete in iTunes, use select all and copy commands from the iTunes edit menu.
Then open the document in which you are going to paste the information. This
document can be an excel spreadsheet, a text doc, or a Google spreadsheet.
Click Paste and your iTunes data will drop in as a tab-separated list.
Other than this, you can export
your library to PDF. iTunes consists of all kinds of cool printing options for
making CD sleeves. Also, it has a full-page album view for showing off your
entire library.
For Mac, you should have the
option to print this info to paper or to a PDF document on iTunes print dialog.
PC users can get this same PDF-printing feature by going to Download.com and
installing a free app called DoPDF.
Eventually, for exporting your iTunes
library data to the Web, DustyTunes.com can covert that XML file into a list you
can browse online and share with friends.
Thus, export any music data you
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