Ok, I'm a dummy, and it's been a while since I've tried to use this feature. But way back when, iTunes let you search the playlists of major radio stations (not just internet radio) from your area. I can't seem to find that feature now. Is it gone or just buried indefinitely? Thanks!
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iPod Radio Stations?
- Thread starter Terry W
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The Radio feature is still in iTunes, you just have to find it.
1)Go to the iTunes preferences- accessed from the top menu.
2)In the preferences pane, make sure you are on the General tab.
3)There will be a section called "show" with checkboxes next to each feature, such as movies, tv shows etc
4)Check the radio checkbox and close preferences.
The Radio feature should then appear in the sidebar for you to use.
1)Go to the iTunes preferences- accessed from the top menu.
2)In the preferences pane, make sure you are on the General tab.
3)There will be a section called "show" with checkboxes next to each feature, such as movies, tv shows etc
4)Check the radio checkbox and close preferences.
The Radio feature should then appear in the sidebar for you to use.
Terry,
I know exactly what you're talking about. Unfortuneately, I just checked and couldn't find it. I'm pretty sure that it used to be a part of the iTunes Store ... I remember because there were gaps in the listing for songs that weren't available.
Maybe Apple removed the feature.
I know exactly what you're talking about. Unfortuneately, I just checked and couldn't find it. I'm pretty sure that it used to be a part of the iTunes Store ... I remember because there were gaps in the listing for songs that weren't available.
Maybe Apple removed the feature.