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You could set up something like this (Make sure that your iTunes Library File (iTunes Music Library.xml) is on your mac, not on your NAS):
Create a playlist "On the go"
Use this script to move the files in the playlist from your NAS (iTunes media location) to your mac.
On the go, with no connection to your NAS: iTunes will tell you that the files are not ...
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I don't think there's any way of doing what you want in iTunes, unfortunately. (They were probably afraid of pirating.) So if you have a backup of your old machine, the easiest might be to get the files from that. If you don't, however, I know there's a lof of programs that can copy music and other files from an iPhone to a Mac. I haven't used any of them, ...
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I personally use Capriccio, which has a free with ads version and paid version. The plus of this player is that it runs both iPhone standards formats and all the other (including FLAC) so you can basically throw it everything without converting and you have no problem.
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There are multiple ways of achieving this:
Python. This has been answered on Stack Overflow already.
Simplify. One of Simplify's features is auto-pausing on Skype calls:
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In further detail, in order to see the cursor change, start at the beginning of the track.
In Garageband 11, the loop region icon is located next to the metronome.
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YouTubetoMp3 - allows you to name artist, album, etc. metadata and then import to library, even if one already exists.
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The music sync is one way only-from computer to iphone, with the exception of itunes purchases. So if you purchase those music from itunes store, you can just download them again from the store.
Do you have these music on your old computer? If yes, you can just move them to your new authorized macbook, then sync.
And if those music are not from itunes store ...
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You could give UltraStar Deluxe a try:
A free and open source karaoke game inspired by the Singstar™ game available on the Playstation®. It allows up to six players to sing along with music using microphones in order to score points, depending on the pitch of the voice and the rhythm of singing.
The content is somewhat limited though.
P.S. I'm ...
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Although it isn't updated much I'm using Cog.
More specifically a nighty build.
I find it very stable, simple and refreshing when you compare it to iTunes.
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Just enable "Automatic Downloads" in the iTunes preferences after having your computer authorized.
Ref : Apple Support : iTunes Store: How to enable Automatic Downloads
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Try playing the greyed out songs directly on your iPhone. If you cannot do that, do the following.
Ensure that the greyed out songs are indeed playable within your iTunes library (not within the iPhone section of your iTunes library)
Connect your iPhone to your iTunes, navigate to your iPhone section > music, select all greyed out songs and delete them.
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You can try WiFi2HiFi , works great..
Just download the app onto your iPhone and PC or Mac .
On Itunes : https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/wifi2hifi/id417409424
Mac or PC : http://www.wifi2hifi.com/
Well Apple also has a solution , Airport Express but costs 99 $ .
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I can't offer you another option, but I have run into the sharing issue as well. Occasionally my iPhone will connect very slowly and not show my entire library.
The fix that has always worked for me, is to remove and then reset the home sharing Apple ID from the iPhone Music settings. This seems to reset everything to how it should be and has solved my ...
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Check out Subsonic. It's free and can stream to almost any device with a web browser. There's also and native iPhone client (and native clients for several other platforms). It can stream a stand alone music library or an existing iTunes library.
It's pretty easy to setup. Basically just run the installer and point it to your music folder.
I've been using ...
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You could also try StreamToMe (iOS & Mac App) and ServeToMe (Windows & Mac). I do believe it works over the internet as well, but am not sure as I haven't used it in quite a while. It allows you to Play Music, Videos and Photos.
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Have a look at Tonido. It does a lot more than music streaming, but it looks like it would fill your desired role well. You run a server component on your computer, and there's an iOS app for playback. If you want you can even access your music collection when you're not on your home network.
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I'm surprised no one has suggested the Plex Media Server. Basically you have the Plex Media Server running on your PC (either Mac, Windows, Linux) and can play media from your iPhone with their iPhone/iPad app.
You can even set it up so you can play music/watch videos when you are not at home. They will stream from your home PC.
Take a look at ...
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You want a DNLA streaming app for your iPhone, which can play a music library via a DLNA server running on your PC.
For the PC side, google "windows DLNA server" will get you current choices, but at this time there are Plex, Tversity, and Twonky
On the iPhone side, look at apps like Media:connect. There are summaries of current choices online, like this ...
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There are many brands of MIDI to USB adapters available on the market. They cost about US$40 or less. Here is one example, the M-Audio Uno.
She can record her performances on GarageBand, which is a piece of Apple software that comes free with the MacBook Pro.
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Make sure you have all of your iPhone songs already loaded in your iTunes library. If you previously synced iTunes on your computer with your iPhone, this is most certainly the case.
Connect your iPad to your computer and run iTunes
In your iPad from within iTunes, navigate to the "Music" tab and make sure that the "Sync music" and "Entire library" options ...
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