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Hi. As a classical music and opera fan, I'm having some serious recurring problems with iTunes. I hope someone can help me!
I know that iTunes wasn't designed with people like me in mind, but I'd have hoped that they'd have addressed these issues by now. ITunes has a nasty habit of breaking my albums into multiples. I think this must have something to do with different sets of artists on a single album, but it is massively irritating: I think that one compilation, Renee Fleming's "The Beautiful Voice," is in five different files. Another, of choral music that is partly a cappella and partly accompanied by an orchestra, is in two.
This means that I can't listen to the music in the way the producers intended, and, furthermore, that I have to stop and start. It destroys the integrity of the recording, and makes me cranky to boot. How do I fix this, and get iTunes to recognize the album as it's supposed to be?
There also seems to be a problem with really long albums. (I like Wagner, among other composers.) Is there a way to fix it so that an act will play straight through?
The final question is related: How do I get rid of the shuffle feature?
Thanks!
I know that iTunes wasn't designed with people like me in mind, but I'd have hoped that they'd have addressed these issues by now. ITunes has a nasty habit of breaking my albums into multiples. I think this must have something to do with different sets of artists on a single album, but it is massively irritating: I think that one compilation, Renee Fleming's "The Beautiful Voice," is in five different files. Another, of choral music that is partly a cappella and partly accompanied by an orchestra, is in two.
This means that I can't listen to the music in the way the producers intended, and, furthermore, that I have to stop and start. It destroys the integrity of the recording, and makes me cranky to boot. How do I fix this, and get iTunes to recognize the album as it's supposed to be?
There also seems to be a problem with really long albums. (I like Wagner, among other composers.) Is there a way to fix it so that an act will play straight through?
The final question is related: How do I get rid of the shuffle feature?
Thanks!