Music Highlights

This video will show you three easy ways to stream your music collection over the internet so that it is accessible from almost any device that is internet capable.

Now that you're on Spotify, uncover some advanced playlist tricks, then discover and share them online.

When songs from compilation albums get organized into separate albums on your iPod, it makes listening to complete albums difficult. We'll show you how to keep all your songs organized in the right albums and with the right artists.

Donald Bell shows you how to share music and make it a more social experience through Spotify.

With all the noise and commotion out there it can be hard to hear yourself think! Join Technology Guru, Veronica Belmont, as she discusses headphones that can improve your work and commute stress and productivity.

Let us show you how to create a smart playlist in iTunes. Playlists are a great way to organize your favorite music so that you're only listening to the tracks you want to. With a smart playlist, you'll let iTunes decide what songs are on the playlist based your preferences you give to iTunes. For instance, you can have all the songs you haven't listened to in over a year on a playlist, or all the songs that are performed by The Beatles.

Let Technology Guru, Veronica Belmont, cancel your confusion about noise canceling headphones as she discusses the variety of styles available and helps identify which one best fits your lifestyle and needs.

Learn how to open, trim, and export the audio from an MP3 file using the free Audacity audio editor.

Let us show you how to import your CDs into iTunes. Music is going digital; it's easier than ever to listen to you albums on your phone or MP3 player. If you have an iOS device like an iPhone, iPod, or iPad, you'll want to import your music via iTunes so you can enjoy them on whatever mobile device you've got.

Here's how to work around Apple's restrictions to copy music from your iPod to any computer.

Learn how to configure an iPod Nano using Apple's iTunes software.

Do you dare to download music and video from sources other than iTunes? CNET's Donald Bell shows you a new feature in iTunes 9 that lets you add media downloads to your iTunes library with a minimum of hassle.