On the other hand, you may have downloaded the file from a company you trust. If the file arrived via a peer-to-peer network or email, it’s probably malware. If you’ve performed a Google search and downloaded a program from a company you don’t recognize, you probably shouldn’t trust them. The most important thing you can do is evaluate the source of the download. If only a few antivirus programs have a problem with the file, it may well be a false positive - this doesn’t guarantee the file is actually safe, it’s just a piece of evidence to consider.Įvaluate the Download’s Source - Are They Trustworthy? If most antivirus programs say there’s a problem, the file is probably malicious. They’ll automatically scan the file with a wide variety of different antivirus programs and tell you what each says about the file. If you have lots of files in your iTunes library that need organizing, TuneUp is a great organizational option.Head to the VirusTotal website and upload the suspect file or enter an URL where it can be found online. The app sits neatly next to iTunes, and doesn't use significant system resources. iTunes libraries can get really untidy, and it's good to have an automated cleaning system. The unlimited 'Now Playing' and 'Concerts' functions might be useful to you, and the YouTube videos are definitely a nice touch. TuneUp allows you to clean 500 songs and find 50 album covers, so once you've used them up you'll have to subscribe to do more. There are even concert and event notifications via the StubHub service. TuneUp's Tuniverse allows you to share what you're playing on Facebook, tweet the song on Twitter, and see related YouTube videos and biographies from Freebase. The DeDuper feature searches out duplicate songs in your collection, which you can then remove. If you like the 'cover flow' feature on iTunes, this is a great way to make it look even better. Drag any album missing artwork into the TuneUp box, and it will find suitable matches, then update your files. You can also search for cover art in the same way. First is 'Clean', which searches for possible fits to your mislabeled tracks, and then automatically changes the file's tag.

TuneUp sits next to your iTunes window, and has four functions.

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