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Your hard drive hosts a number of big files and folders. These include email files and backups, old versions of apps that you no longer need, and photos. If you frequently upload photos to your Mac and download music you may find that you quickly use up the space.

We also have a couple of articles that will offer more guidance about deleting space hogs on your Mac: we recommend that you read: How to free up space on a Mac, plus we look in more detail at How to delete Other storage on the Mac as well as How to delete System storage.

You can just drag and drop apps into the Trash, but that can still leave associated files and settings on your Mac. For that reason our advice is to invest in a program like CleanMyMac X ($34.95/29.95 for a one year subscription) that can show you how much hard drive space apps are taking up and when you last used them, and can delete apps and all associated files.

You could also free up some space by removing widgets used in the Notification Centre. To do this, click on the clock and date at the top right of your screen (or the bullet icon on older macOS versions) and click on Widgets (or Today in older versions of macOS).

If you haven't listened to downloaded songs or watched any saved videos from your Apple Music subscription in a long time, Apple has a built-in feature that automatically deletes them when your iPhone is low on space. However, if you don't want to wait until you're running out of storage, want more control over what's removed, or don't subscribe to Apple Music and need to manage your personal library, you can quickly delete storage-hogging audio and video files manually.

Whichever method you use, you'll see "All Music" at the top of the list, which gives you the total amount of storage that your downloaded songs and videos are taking up. Below that, everything will be listed by artists in alphabetical order. Ideally, Apple would give us some sorting options to sort by space used, but it's been years and it still hasn't, so it probably won't happen any time soon.

First if you haven't created a playlist first go to file new and then choose playlist.Next type the name that you want to call the playlist and press enter to create it.Once the playlist is created you have to copy and paste songs in to it. Next for example if you want to copy movies in to the playlist go to movies and then select the movies you want to put in the playlist and then press command c to copy them.Next go to the sources table and then find the playlist you just created and then press command v to paste it.Next to create the playlist folder go to file new and then playlist folder.Next type the name for the folder and then press enter to create the folder.Now in the sources table use the up and down arrow keys to locate the playlist you created earlier and then press vo command shift space to turn on the mouse down option.Next press vo command shift up arrow to drag it to the playlist folder you have created.Next press vo command shift space to drop the playlist in to the folder.

I battled with iTunes for a really long time because I am ahuge music lover and desperately wanted to be able to efficiently move some of my music collection over to my iPhone. Though I had some limited success, it was always a super pain in the butt and left me feeling like I had wasted a bunch of my day every time I went through the cumbersome task. I realize some folks are able to navigate iTunes with Jaws, and maybe I just haven't put enough effort into it, but I have spent many hours trying many different suggestions, reading online tips, listening to Moslin's podcast about it and on and on, and yet iTunes remains a frustrating mess on windows. I finally just gave up and purchased a spotify subscription, where I can find most of the music I want, though it is a less than ideal solution. Why iTunes has to be so difficult with the most popular screenreader out there, I do not know, but I lay a good bit of the blame on Freedom Scientific. Given the popularity of iTunes, they should have long ago come up with a solution in the way of scripts to deal with this nightmare of accessibility. I wish you much luck, and I know there are folks on the site here that are able to use iTunes, I just wish I knew the spell they are casting, cause it seems like magic to me., fare thee well, and please let us know if you get it figured out.

I cannot help you with keystrokes on your Mac. I think you said somewhere you were running iTunes in a virtual Windows machine. Given how much better the OSX version of iTunes is said to be, I'd switch to that if you haven't already.

Step 1. Connect your USB drive within the USB port on your Mac, this will vary in location depending on the model and may be on the side or back of the machine.Step 2. The flash drive will appear as an icon on the desktop, or on the left-hand menu of the Finder window. Navigate to the folder, and you can even check the space left on the USB stick.

Check the space on the drive. If you have tried to transfer songs, and they have not moved onto the USB drive, it could be because of a lack of space. Check there is enough room for the files you want to download.

Deleting duplicates from iTunes might be time consuming. Unfortunately, iTunes does not provide any option to automatically delete duplicate songs. You will periodically need to check your Music Library for duplicates and manually remove unneeded tracks copies. Also, if you have duplicate songs stored in different folders on your disk, the mentioned method will not help you to find them and free up space on your Mac. In this case, the best way to check your Mac for duplicate songs is to use Duplicate File Finder. Keep reading and learn how to find exact duplicates and similar audio files on Mac in just a few clicks.

If Apple Music won't let you download songs or albums to your phone when clicking on the download cloud icon, youmight not have enough storage space on your phone to save new music. You can try to fix this issue by freeing upthe storage space on your phone.

It's annoying to find that some songs are missing or being deleted by Apple at times. However, for iOS users, ifyou have "Optimize Storage" enabled in the Music app settings, then the downloaded songs whichyou haven't played in a while will be removed from your iPhone automatically to free up music storage. You canstop Apple from doing that again with the following tricks.

On an iPhone, iPad, or secondary Mac, this process is different: Any songs you play on those devices are sourced directly from your iCloud Music Library, and even if you download them locally, they can be removed from your device if your iPhone's storage space dips too low.

This is because iCloud Music Library's matching is far from perfect: It's been known to match live albums to studio ones, original songs to cover tracks, and more. If you delete your original files to save some space, you're putting those tracks at the mercy of iCloud.

There's also a possibility that some nasty bug wiped out Pinkstone's original library unintentionally. We haven't been able to reproduce this problem, however; Apple is currently talking with Pinkstone and investigating other reports from a small number of individuals.

Maybe only clearing song history is not enough to delete all original records on Amazon Music. So, why not have a try to delete the Amazon Music cache? And in this method, you can also delete your "downloaded" Amazon Music to free up space.

Terribly sorry that there's no way to directly delete the caches on Amazon Music app for iOS devices. But maybe you can clear the cached album art & lyrics to reduce the space issue. 2ff7e9595c