If you've ever owned an iPhone or an iPod, chances are you now manage your music using the iTunes software. iTunes is pretty good, but not perfect. You can make it a better experience by using these tips and tricks help you delete duplicate tracks, fix song names and metadata, retrieve album art and lyrics, and more.
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