iTunes 7 in Leopard Loses a Feature

On Apr 18, 2008, at 9:43 AM, John Ferman wrote:

> Under Jaguar, Panther and Tiger in iTunes you were able to directly
> drag the contents of a CD into a playlist and the songs would
> automatically go into the Library and appear in the playlist. Under
> Leopard this is not so - dragging sings to a playlist does not load
> them into either the Library or the playlist. So you have to add to
> the Library and only then can you put them into a playlist. Not really
> a big deal but a definite time waster.

Works fine for me. I do it often, and just tested to make sure I
wasn't dreaming...


Kirk

On or about 4/18/08 12:43 AM, thus spake "John Ferman" <jwfermanties2.net>:

> Under Jaguar, Panther and Tiger in iTunes you were able to directly
> drag the contents of a CD into a playlist and the songs would
> automatically go into the Library and appear in the playlist. Under
> Leopard this is not so - dragging sings to a playlist does not load
> them into either the Library or the playlist.

It does on my machine. I just did this with about 500 CDs, so gosh, I think
I'd know. :) m.

Must be something about my and my wife's Mac systems. I have an iMac G5 and she an iBook G4, both have OS 10.5.2 and the iTunes that came with Leopard.

Under Jaguar, Panther and Tiger in iTunes you were able to directly drag the contents of a CD into a playlist and the songs would automatically go into the Library and appear in the playlist. Under Leopard this is not so - dragging sings to a playlist does not load them into either the Library or the playlist. So you have to add to the Library and only then can you put them into a playlist. Not really a big deal but a definite time waster.

With a Mac Pro I suffer from the same ennoyance!