Yeah like that´s possible to get through all that bureaucracy.I even checked from their site, that if you don´t have Apple Care you have to pay for call support.
Prices were something like from 29,95$ (one time support) to 600$.![]()
You can't. Despite what it says in the release notes, Airplay on 10.1 still doesn't work as advertised. You can only stream audio, as if it were an Airport Express.
It still doesn't show artwork for albus that only ave a few songs. Piss Poor.
How can I undo 10.1 installation? I want to revert back.
I can't even do that. I have the new Apple TV and I just upgraded iTunes, but when I open the popup menu select which remote speakers to stream to, it only list my computer and my airport express. What am I missing?
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Can't upgrade to iTunes 10.1
I get the same messed-up icons when I copy the re-coloured iTunes.rsrc file from 10.0.x into iTunes 10.1. You probably simply have to rework the iTunes.rsrc file from 10.1 manually (or wait for somebody else to do it for you).But I can't figure out why the little speaker icon showing that a song is playing is messed up.
Generally, yes. This doesn't make much sense to push from iTunes to ATV as that's what ATV already does. I'm just hoping other apps can take advantage of the technology so we can play whatever filetypes we want without having to convert them so they can be imported into iTunes...this is my main complaint with ATV, otherwise I love the device.
I get the same messed-up icons when I copy the re-coloured iTunes.rsrc file from 10.0.x into iTunes 10.1. You probably simply have to rework the iTunes.rsrc file from 10.1 manually (or wait for somebody else to do it for you).
Could you be a little more specific?
Well, it downloads and starts the process of writing the files and then a window pops up saying that I need to quit the installer. Once I do that, it says that an unexpected error occurred and that the program could not be installed.
Worked for me as well.Yep, that's what I did. Using Themepark, I had to open the untouched 10.1 resource file alongside the modified resource file and copy over the colorized icons. Then it worked fine.
Where are the 90 second previews that Apple said were to be confirmed?
They're only on the .69 cent music.I'm assuming that's a server side thing and not an iTunes side thing. I imagine they'll turn it on sometime in the future. I'm assuming they need to take new cuts of the music, replace the 30 second cuts, and all that.