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petrucci666

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Apr 30, 2009
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I'm pretty sure this is some kind of bug, nothing major but I don't think this is supposed to be this way.

Anyone else have any problems similar to this?

Here's a pic:

 
I believe he's referring to the space with the volume indicator (er..whatever that should be called).

Well, I had that problem when I swapped to the SilentNight skin, are you using a different skin or is this with the standard iTunes layout? If you're using a new skin, try this: reverted back to the original, delete the new skin's file, redownload, and try again.

If not, then..I dunno..
 
I believe he's referring to the space with the volume indicator (er..whatever that should be called).

Well, I had that problem when I swapped to the SilentNight skin, are you using a different skin or is this with the standard iTunes layout? If you're using a new skin, try this: reverted back to the original, delete the new skin's file, redownload, and try again.

If not, then..I dunno..

It's the standard iTunes 10 layout, I just installed a different 'resources' file where the traffic lights on top are horizontal instead of vertical and where the icons in the left panel are colored instead of grey. Nothing major but could this have been what caused the bug I have now?


Thanks
 
I was referring to the space left of the song title, where you can see half of the speaker icon and half of a green circle with a check mark in it.
The speaker icon indicates that is the currently playing song. The check mark indicates iTunes has completed converting the song from a CD to a digital iTunes file.
 
Yes I know what they are, but why are they there and why are they cut off at the middle?
Most likely because they both apply to the indicated song and there's not room to display both. I wouldn't worry about it, as it's not going to happen often. It's not a bug.
 
Most likely because they both apply to the indicated song and there's not room to display both. I wouldn't worry about it, as it's not going to happen often. It's not a bug.
I'm afraid I'm going to have to disagree with you there GGJstudios. I can't think of a situation where iTunes would try to display both those icons at once. The appearance glitch the OP is experiencing is definitely abnormal.
It's the standard iTunes 10 layout, I just installed a different 'resources' file where the traffic lights on top are horizontal instead of vertical and where the icons in the left panel are colored instead of grey. Nothing major but could this have been what caused the bug I have now?

Thanks
My guess is that modifying the resources file is exactly what caused this bug. Change it back to stock configuration and I'd bet this problem goes away.
 
I can't think of a situation where iTunes would try to display both those icons at once.
You put a CD into the optical drive and iTunes completes converting a song, so the green check mark appears. You then play that song and the volume icon appears, indicating it's the currently playing song. Both icons apply in that scenario.
 
It's the standard iTunes 10 layout, I just installed a different 'resources' file where the traffic lights on top are horizontal instead of vertical and where the icons in the left panel are colored instead of grey. Nothing major but could this have been what caused the bug I have now?


Thanks

Does this happen for all songs?

If so, our situations are still similar. For my mod, I too had a different "resources" file, and as another user suggested, i believe this is the issue. A (likely) definite fix would be reverting back to the original, or you could try what I did and revert back to the original, then re-install the new resources file.

Good luck! It is a rather annoying problem.
 
Does this happen for all songs?

If so, our situations are still similar. For my mod, I too had a different "resources" file, and as another user suggested, i believe this is the issue. A (likely) definite fix would be reverting back to the original, or you could try what I did and revert back to the original, then re-install the new resources file.

Good luck! It is a rather annoying problem.


Yeah, it's in my library so all songs are like this.

I can't think of maybe 3 CDs that I imported since I started using iTunes altogether and this was way back when. It's probably something I picked up while messing with the iTunes resources.
 
I'm sure it is. Give what I recommended a try. I had the same issue and it worked for me, so I would think that it's worth a shot for you.
 
I modified the resource file too, and had the exact same thing happen. No way to fix it that I know of, besides restoring the original file.
 
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