Export for iTunes overview
Export for iTunes lets you export your playlists and albums from iTunes to any local folder, external storage, SD card or USB drive! With Export for iTunes you can transfer easily your playlists to your car stereo or any other media player. Convert aac/m4a files to mp3 for best compatibility with most sound systems; view a demo video.
The app converts, copies and organizes your playlists' and albums' music files into folders, and creates the .m3u file that lets you play your playlist on any media player. For every album, you can include an image file with album artwork. You can browse and select which of your playlists or albums you want to export. See all playlist/album tracks with their metadata without opening the iTunes app. You can also export the track list from any album or playlist to Excel, so you can create a file with info about all your iTunes music. This iTunes export app let you preview and export metadata like: Title, Artist, Time, Album, Genre, File path, Kind, and Bitrate. The app does not modify your iTunes library.
What’s new in version 3.1.90
Updated on Jun 29 2022
- Add option to organise media items by "Genre/Artist/Album"
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License
Commercial
Size
22.5 MB
Developer’s website
https://www.gtrigonakis.com/#/exportforitunes/Downloads
2237
App requirements
- Intel 64
- Apple Silicon
- OS X 10.9 or later
- iTunes 11 or above
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Jul 3 2021
Version: 2.5.0
It does not transfer DRM protected music. Since all Apple music is DRM protected, this software is entirely useless.
Apr 26 2021
Version: 2.3.8
I think they just want you to subscribe to their service at a monthly price as high as the purchase price of this app. It is actually spam.
Too bad spam comments like this can't be removed by MacUpdate.
Sep 16 2020
Version: 2.1.3
This is a curious app to rate. It found ALL my digitized albums in my iCloud account without even being shown where they were, and MOST all of my albums and individual songs on my iPhone...except any I had added in the last 3 days before I used this app for the first time. I was able to sync the two (finally) easily, though I wish I had had more familiarity with it so I could have done the sync at HIGH rather than GOOD quality, and everything is MP3. Unfortunately, it did NOT find anything I had added in the last three days before I used the app the first time (six albums on my iPhone) and it hasn't found anything since. I did notify the developer a week ago, but that apparently isn't enough time for him to sort out what's happening. So it did me a lot of good, but apparently it was a one shot deal and I'm not sure I could redo anything to improve the quality of my recordings. I did this so as to be able to play them via Bluetooth on my HiFi system, so I did want as good as I could get.
Feb 15 2020
Version: 1.9.74
Does this app also work with Catalina's Music.app? If so then the dev might consider changing the app's name into Export for iTunes & Music.
Apr 18 2018
Version: 1.9.62
This app works just fine.
You could also use MusConv tool.
Wanna transfer your playlists and songs across various music services? Move wherever you want! Spotify, Apple Music, Google Music, iTunes, Amazon Music, YouTube, Deezer, Tidal, Pandora, Groove!
visit https://musconv.com/
Apr 9 2018
Version: 1.9.6
Yes, iTunes sucks big time. Apple is so focused on using it as a tool for pushing Apple Music that it seems to have half-forgotten the original purpose of the app, to let the individual user ride herd on his own media. I've looked at several of these substitutes, and although some of them have substantial merits they all have the same weakness that, at least for me, is a deal killer: they lack an iOS equivalent. If I'm ever going to walk away from iTunes for cataloguing, managing and playing my media (and I hope that day will come) I think need to be able to do this across the board. Every available alternative is only a half-measure. So, even if this happens to be a great piece of software, thanks but no thanks.
Jul 12 2015
Version: 1.8.5
I'd had issues with DoubleTwist exporting my playlists. After searching options Export for iTunes came up so figured I'd give it a go. Love all the options is offers, including letting me change the file names - this will help a lot in my car as I don't care about track number or album name, just artist & song name. Glad I downloaded it, well worth the price.
Jun 30 2015
Version: 1.8.5
This app does what it promises to do. The interface is simple and clean, which is what I like. I only wish for a little more options within a playlist I want to export, e.g. select which tracks to exclude from exporting without changing the actual playlist, or combine songs from multiple playlists and export them into a new playlist.. Other than that, I'm very pleased with Export for Itunes.
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