How to use Genius on iPod

Step 1: Enter iTunes by tapping on the icon. Step 2:

Notice the new Genius toolbar at the right end of the iTunes window. If it doesn't appear in the window, you can press the Genius toolbar toggle button once. Step 3:

Click on the "Open Genius" button on the toolbar Step 4: Press the "Open Genius" button again and continue Step 5: Enter your Apple username and password and click on the "Continue" button.

If you don't have an Apple username, you can sign up for one. Step 6: Review the Genius Terms item and click "Continue".

Step 7: iTunes will collect information about your iTunes database. Step 8:

It will send the information to Apple. Step 9: You will then be prompted that Genius has been turned on.

You can now use the Genius list and toolbar. Step 11: Select a song in your iTunes library and click on the "Genius" button Step 12:

iTunes will save a list of familiar songs in your library and create a new Genius** list. Step 13: You can limit your Genius list to 25, 50, 75 or 100 songs, and reorganize or save the list.

That's probably the step.

Apply for an account (preferably in the United States, China's account ** cover can't be lowered), after which he will prompt you to activate Genius, and then you click on a song Genius sidebar will recommend you the same singer or similar style of song audition, generally tens of seconds, Genius will also generate several genius ** lists according to the most types in your ** library, you can also generate a list according to your favorite songs, but most Chinese songs are not recognized.

There aren't many songs that are currently supported.。。 It works by taking advantage of Apple's huge database of songs. Songs with similar song styles are grouped into a ** list that is automatically generated.

The class of virtual matches seems to be lazy and slaps the finger mode. Most English songs are supported.。。 You try it.

The premise is to fill in the song information correctly.

It's a system called Genius** that hasn't been opened in China yet.

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First apply for a U.S. digging iTunes account (+ I QQ I'll send you one) After logging in to the account, you can start First of all, you will scan your song library, upload the information to Apple, Apple will give feedback on the bending information, and give the genius information back to iTunes, and then you can use the genius function, but only English songs can, Chinese songs don't seem to be, at least I haven't seen Chinese songs have genius.

Useless. It's when you find a song you love, it's like a treasure. At the same time, it is also an annoying thing to find your favorite songs in the vast repertoire.

If you find a song you like, press a button lightly, and in a short time you can find the songs in your library that have the same music theory characteristics (not necessarily the same style) as the song, and make a **list. You're probably going to find a lot of songs you like at once, and that's what Apple or Joe Sr. envisioned for Genius. Take a brief look at the demo of Cover Flow, which is no different from the old version.

Let's talk about the Genius function,First of all, of course, there is an Apple account and iTunes,Log in to Genius and update the Genius library,Normally, press the Genius button in the lower right corner of the software bar in the picture above,You will find the songs that match the song from the library and form a list。 And there are also many people who say that the prompt "the song track is not recognized, please change to another song", then you can cancel your iTunes account again, update the Genius library again, and try again. If it still doesn't work, then it can only prove that there is no information about this song genius.

It's a bit strange that some songs can't use the Genius feature, but they can be on the Genius list. It also shows that the temporary genius is not perfect and needs to be improved. As you can see in the image on the right, the iPod borrowed another free app from Apple"remote"The singer and ** information are displayed below the song title in a smaller font, so that the display of information is more adequate and complete.

After the iPod nano4 and this test, the Genius feature still has very little support for Chinese songs, close to zero. Another important point,In the iPod nano4 test,Because there is no wifi function,So the use of Genius must be connected to iTunes on the computer,But at the same time, iTunes on the computer is limited to the content of the local database for Genius classification,Genius recommendation is only the same singer**,I feel that Genius is relatively lacking in the sharing of network** resources。 And this time the iPod Touch2 must have the WiFi function, see if it can expand the range for Genius.

In the test, I turned on iTunes on the iPod Touch2, and it didn't change much from before, and there seemed to be no connection with Genius at all, which was a bit confusing. Combined with the two Genius tests, this feature is only for the time being for the local song classification service, but it is important to update the Genius library, which means that the data is transmitted in both directions. From this, it is estimated that Lao Qiao's genius envisages that enough data and information should be accumulated in the initial stage before the function of the real genius can be displayed.

Of course, this is also my conjecture, maybe Lao Qiao will have a more surprising accident to our clan.

You see if you connect Classic to iTunes settings, answer whether it is automatic sync, if not, if you click on sync, clear the shield and disconnect again, see if the line is good to dismantle.

Open Genius If you're using iTunes for the first time, you'll see Genius appear above the list on the left side of the iTunes window. Tap Genius, then tap Turn on Genius to get started with Genius. You can also start Genius in the following ways:

Choose Open Genius from the iTunes Store menu, or select a song in your library, then press the Genius button at the bottom of the iTunes window. When you launch Genius, you'll be asked to sign in with your Apple ID or create a new one and accept the terms and conditions. iTunes will then continue to collect information about your library, send this information to Apple, and ** Genius results.

The time it takes to complete this process will vary depending on the size of your library information and the amount of traffic on the iTunes Store. You can always use iTunes or other content during this process. To turn off Genius, simply choose Store > Turn off Genius in iTunes.

Create a Genius list to select a song in your library. Click the Genius button at the bottom of the iTunes window. To see the Genius list, tap Genius on the left side of iTunes above the list.

TipTo change the maximum number of songs in the list, choose a number from the Most pop-up menu in the upper-right corner. To save a list, click Save List. You can add or delete items to your saved Genius list.

To add a new song to the Genius **list (so that it's based on the same song), click Refresh. When listening to an iTunes DJ list, choose Genius as (under List) to create a Genius list that automatically refreshes. iTunes uses Genius Mixes to create Genius Mixes, songs in your library that are perfect for putting together.

Genius Mixes are groups of songs organized together in certain styles (like radio stations**) that appear under Genius in the "Genius" section on the left side of iTunes. Resources.

Do you have an iTunes account?

Hehe, I suggest you fill up a little more songs into it, not too many, about 600 songs and then follow the steps below:

1.Click on the "store" button in the top menu bar to try it out, and if you have any questions, you can send me a message

This function is to find songs that are similar to the song you selected, so that you can listen to songs with similar genres or something.

But this generally only supports English songs, and some information about English songs must be more, such as the year of the song, the performer, and so on.

can help you find similar songs...