Song Information and Options
Get information about song tracks, add comments to songs, adjust the volume control, and make other adjustments in the Song Information window.
To open the Song Information window
If you made a single song selection, the Song Information window contains four tabs: "Summary," "Info," "Options," and "Artwork."
Summary
The Summary pane gives information about the selected song. To get information about other songs in the selected playlist without leaving this window, click the "Previous" or "Next" button (circled below-left).[View full size image]


Info
The Info pane provides additional information, as you can see, above-right. There is also a "Comments" field in which you can add your own comments, such as "Used as theme for Amanda's wedding movie."Mark songs or CDs as a compilation (circled, above) to group them together.
When you mark a song as part of a compilation, a new folder is created in the iTunes Music folder named "Compilations," and the song is placed in a sub-folder named for the album the song came from.When you mark a CD as a compilation CD, a new folder named for the CD is placed in the Compilations folder. This causes any song you import from the CD to be marked as "Part of a compilation."
Compilations can be copied to an iPod, shared with others by copying them to another computer, or burned onto a CD.
Options
The Options pane allows you to set the Volume Adjustment for individual songs. This is cool when you're a serious rocker and cranking up the other volume controls just isn't loud enough.89).Set My Rating for the selected song between one and five stars. This setting can also be set in the iTunes main window if you've told "View Options" to show the Rating column.Set a Start/Stop Time for a song. In the event you want to play or import just a section of a long song, enter the "Start Time" and "Stop Time" in a minutes:seconds format (00:00). To determine which time settings you need, first play the whole song. Watch the "Status" display at the top of the iTunes window, and write down the beginning and ending "Elapsed Time" of your desired music segment. (If you don't see the elapsed time in the Status display, click whatever time display is showing until "Elapsed Time" appears.)Get start and stop times from the "Status" display.


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