iPod and iTunes Guide

You create a smart playlist by defining a set of criteria based on any number of different attributes. After you have created these criteria...

The basic purpose of a smart playlist is the same as a standard playlist—that is, to contain a collection of songs to which you can listen, ...

If you decide you no longer want a playlist, you can delete it by selecting the playlist on the Source List and pressing the Delete key. A p...

After you have created a playlist, you can listen to it by selecting it on the Source List and using the same controls you use to listen to ...

Just like an audio CD, the order in which a playlist’s songs play is determined by the order in which they appear in the Content pane (the f...

If you decide that you don’t want one or more songs included in a playlist, select the songs you want to remove in the playlist’s Content pa...

The whole point of creating a playlist is to add songs to it. Whether you created an empty playlist or one that already has some songs in it...