Apologies if someone else has already said this, but one doesn't
need to copy / paste anything. Simply create the playlist as David
has said, and then while highlighting items you'd like to add, either
ctrl click or VO shift M on them and you'll find a selection to 'add
to playlist.' Press return on this and a list of all of your
playlists will be shown. Press return on the one you'd like to add
items to and they'll be added immediately.
I'm betting one can also create an automator action as well as a
smart playlist as David has also suggested.
HTH and have a lovely day!…
Smiles,
Cara :)
On Oct 12, 2008, at 1:10 PM, Larry Wanger wrote:
Hi,
While this explanation seems helpful, I wonder if there is an even
quicker way that moving a song to a playlist could be accomplished.
I have about 9 or 10 thousands songs in my library and, while I have
some playlists, they need some work and, constructing playlists in
this way would be difficult.
I wonder if there is a script or process through which a keyboard
shortcut could be created to automatically move a song to a certain
playlist if I selected it. So, say for example I have an 80's
playlist, a 90's playlist, a rock playlist, a classical music list,
Etc. Now, would there be a way that I could set it up so command 1
moved a track to the 80's list, command 2 moved the selected song to
the 90's list, Etc.
Just curious if something like this could be done?
On Oct 9, 2008, at 2:22 AM, David Poehlman wrote:
Hi all,
For those of you afraid to creat playlists, They are easy.
Here's an example of how easy it can be.
1. with ITunes open, press command-n to creat a new playlist. type
in your
title and press enter.
2> find one item you want to put in it, vo-shift-m on it and down
arrow to
copy and press vo space.
3> find your playlist and command-v to paste in your new item.
I know that playlists can become quite complex, but this should get
you
started if you needed a little push.
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