iPod and iTunes Starter Kit (2nd Edition)

IN THIS CHAPTER

• Learn the basics of listening to iTunes sources by listening to audio CDs.

• Use the iTunes Information window.

• Control your tunes like a pro.

• Make iTunes be heard, but not seen.

• Check out Internet radio.

• Change the size of the iTunes window.

• Customize your music with iTunes Audio preferences.

The basic reason to have and use iTunes is to listen to music and other audio, such as audio booksnot coincidentally, that is the basic point of this chapter. Here, you will learn how to use iTunes to listen to a couple of sources: audio CDs and Internet radio. The good news is that once you know how to use iTunes to listen to these two sources, you know how to listen to other sources you will use as well, such as songs in your Music Library, in playlists, on an iPod, and from shared music.

After you become an iTunes-playing guru, we'll take a look at some of the ways you can configure iTunes to suit your playing preferences.