The TV app replicates the app of the same name on the Apple TV and iOS.
You may want to plan ahead before upgrading if you have a large media library. While your music files will stay in the same location, with the folder name changed, many of these files will go to different locations. You can still choose a location for the Media folder, to put it on an external or network drive, but there is going to be a lot of movement among the files in your iTunes Media folder when you upgrade. Gone is the iTunes folder, renamed Music, and gone is the iTunes Media folder, renamed Media. With the change of name from iTunes to Music, Apple has also changed the name of the folder that stores media files.
In this article, I’ll tell you where macOS stores these files, and give you some tips on managing them.
If you’re just upgrading from a version of macOS prior to Catalina, then this change will affect you. Your music and video files will remain on the external drive, but podcasts and audiobooks will be moved. This can be problematic if you have a Mac with an SSD that has limited storage, and had previously kept all your media files on an external location, as macOS tries to move some files when you upgrade. Instead of them all being in an iTunes Media folder, which can be on your Mac or on an external or network drive, some of these files will be moved. One problem that users will encounter, when they first start working with these new apps, is where the files are stored. (Previously, Books only managed ebooks it has inherited audiobooks from iTunes.)
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