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Or drag a file from any location on your hard disk to the Music library icon in the iTunes Source list, as shown below.

Either go to the File menu and choose “Add to Library.,” then find and select your music files.

You may already have music files somewhere on your computer that you want to add to the iTunes Library.

Click the “Import CD” button in the bottom-right corner of the window.

In the Detail window, click each song’s checkbox that you want to add to the Library.

Insert a music CD into the computer CD drive.

Simply playing songsįrom a CD does not add them to the Music Library. Song is in the Library list, you can add it to a customized playlist, as explained on the following page.

When you import music files from a CD, iTunes encodes it as an MPEG-4 AAC file and places it in the Music Library. This format encodes CD-quality music at half the size of the original CD format. If you have a highly refined ear for music, set the iTunes “Importing” preferences to encode songs in “Apple Lossless” format. We encoded a 3-minute, 20-second song into both formats: the MP3 file encoded to 3.8 megabytes, the MPEG-4 file to 3.1 megabytes,Ī significant storage savings when you have a large library. The MPEG-4 AAC format compresses song files to a smaller size than the MP3 format without a noticeable quality difference.