iTunes

iTunes is a program that lets you keep all your videos and music in one place, organize all your tracks and videos, and play them back. In iTunes, you can add files from your hard drive, import music from audio CDs, and buy content in the iTunes Store. It can also be synced with devices such as iPad, iPhone and iPod. All the content you buy in the store or import from discs is immediately placed in the library. Then you can quickly search for tracks and create playlists from them. Each track can be rated from 1 to 5 stars.

iTunes plays music in formats such as MP3, AAC, Apple Lossless, AIFF and WAV, as well as MP4 and MOV video. The Genius function can automatically create playlists of songs that go well together. With an Apple Music subscription, iCloud Music Library keeps your library in sync between all your devices. iTunes can also burn audio CDs and back up an iPhone or iPad to the computer. The program is free, so it is useful for owners of phones, tablets and players from Apple. On Windows 10 and 11, Apple now also offers separate Apple Music, Apple TV and Apple Devices apps, while iTunes remains available from Apple and the Microsoft Store.

The main benefit of using iTunes is its ability to efficiently organize, play, and sync your music and videos across all your Apple devices.