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Create smart playlists to differentiate between Apple Music and iTunes Match music
Introduction
Have you ever wanted to listen to your favorite christian, LDS, or secular artists on itunes radio? In this tutorial I’ll show you how to add a station to itunes radio based on artist.
Requirments
Instructions
to see what stations you can add or listen to.
next to the My Stations heading. you should see 
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Then 
should appear under the my stations heading and start playing.Conclusion
There you have it a simple way to add a station to itunes radio based on artist. whether you’re into christian metal LDS JPOP whatever you can add stations based on any artist you want.
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My tutorial comes from Create Smart Playlists to find which of your songs are Apple Music, in the cloud, and more only my tutorial uses a more step-by-step approach.
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Ever wonder where your music gets stored whether you’re subscribed to iTunes match or apple music? If you’re subscribed to iTunes match, it will attempt to match all the songs you currently own with songs available on the iTunes Store, the rest are uploaded to your iCloud music library the original songs stay where they are. The same goes for Apple Music except for the songs you own are matched with songs in the Apple Music library, the only caveat with having just Apple music once you download those songs which you add to your library a little thing called DRM(digital rights management) is added so you don’t willy-nilly run off and use the songs. To differentiate between the two I’m going to show you how to create smart playlists for iTunes match and Apple music respectively.
and 
.To make a smart playlist for Apple music:
and select new smart playlist.
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and make the other condition 
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and you should get something like To make a smart playlist for iTunes match:
and select new smart playlist.
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and set the second nested condition to 
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again and set the last nested condition to 
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and you should get something like 
.There you have it two smart playlists to differentiate between iTunes match and Apple music, and (going off on a tangent here) whether or not you’re subscribed to either iTunes match or Apple music or both I found out they actually work together even though they’re separate services.
Tutorials sometimes need to be updated. The reason why I updated the Dvd Backup and sync to iPod/iPad tutorial is because some people don’t have the software I previously mentioned (myself included) while some people do. It really depends on the machine you are on whether it is a mac or pc. In the future, I’ll update some more tutorials to keep up with the technology of the day. I might even show you how to create a podcast logo.
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If you want to create smart playlists to differentiate between Apple music and iTunes match, check out this tutorial
Podcast Intro
Ever wanted to play music you personally purchased in it’s own playlist with no other media? In this tutorial I’ll show you just that.
Tutorial Requirements
Instructions
to bring up a context menu.
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to add another rule.
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Conclusion
There you have it. You now have a smart playlist just for purchased music which will update with every song you purchase.
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Have you ever wanted to keep a personal recording of your favorite tv shows just so you can throw yourself a marathon on your iPod?
In this tutorial, I will teach how to record your favorite tv shows using the EyeTV hybrid with TeraTech home media, convert that recording to iPod using format factory then sync that recording to your iPod using iTunes.
This tutorial teaches you how to record tv shows for personal use.
Connect the Eyetv hybrid to the windows machine that you own.
Connect the Eyetv hybrid to any video source be it satellite cable or antenna.
To set up a recording in the main window of TeraTech Home Cinema click on the recordings link and select new.
Set the time for the start of the show, then set the time for the end of the show.
Click done and the recording will be added to the recording schedule.
Wait until your recording is done, depending on if your computer cooperates with you and the length of the show.
When your recording is done open up Format Factory.
In Format Factory go to the video tab and select all to the mobile device.
Select the device appropriate for your recording then click ok.
In the next dialogue, click add file then navigate and navigate to where TeraTech Home Cinema stuck your recording.
Click OK.
Back in the main window select the file you added earlier and click start to start the conversion process.
Once it’s done converting which will take a while open up iTunes then add the tv show you recorded and converted earlier.
Attach your iPod to your computer and wait for iTunes to do its thing.
Test out your recording to see if it worked.
There you have it your own recording(for personal use of course), converting, and syncing system. You can use this to record the TV shows you’re into.
Ever wanted to watch a video whether it be a tv recording or this podcast on your iPhone but didn’t know how to convert it to a format that’s compatible with the iPhone? Have no fear Format Factory is here.
Hardware
Software
in this tutorial I will teach you how to convert that video to an iPhone-compatible format using Format Factory then syncing said converted video to the iPhone using iTunes.
First, you’ll need to obtain a video to convert to iPod that is either on your mac running windows or your pc running windows.
Then open up Format Factory and open the video you want to convert.
Once you do that select the video then select the format that best suits your iPhone.
As mentioned in the DVD Backup Tutorial click convert and go get something to drink.
Once the video is done converting open up iTunes.
Do one of the following:
go to the File menu select Add File To Library and navigate to the folder where the file is stored
simply drag the file into iTunes and if you have the Keep Media folder organized and Copy files to the media folder when adding to the library checked iTunes will automatically copy the video into the media folder and organize it into the appropriate folder.
Once you have the converted video in iTunes attach your iPhone to either your Windows machine or mac running windows on Bootcamp or virtualizing windows.
And there you have it. Your very own video to iPhone conversion and sync system using Format Factory and iTunes in windows. This can work with any video you want to convert to iPhone. Try it on any videos you plan on doing whether you’re a podcaster like me or a filmmaker this tutorial will work for anyone.