Previous install was good! It just turns the iTunes app icon I previously had in the dock into a question mark for some reason whenever I update. But as long as I get it back into the dock where the newly formed question mark is, it works like it did with zero issues. I have to open it from the Finder then have it stay in the dock and remove the question mark that was left behind after the update. No clue why it does this but it does work without re-install so that's good, and doing this is not that big of an inconvenience for being able to use iTunes!Did you have to reinstall iTunes after the OS update, or was the previous installation (and preferences) still functional after the update?
What happens when you try to sync one of your older iPhones or iPods?That said, while I can manage all of my music and playlists via Music.app, I cannot sync any of my older iPhones and iPods to it - just my iPod Classic.
What happens when you try to sync one of your older iPhones or iPods?
I don’t know why this happens, but after the update the Dock preference file has iTunes as located in /System/Applications ("file:///System/Applications/iTunes.app" in defaults read com.apple.dock)It just turns the iTunes app icon I previously had in the dock into a question mark for some reason whenever I update.
When using iTunes 10.7 on Sonoma and Sequoia, I don't recall ever seeing iTunes in the notification section on the menu bar since it is not recognized as an "approved" app. Are you looking for an app that will display the current song and artist being played in the menubar? If so, there are some older utillities that can do that such as iTunesPlay or Simple iTunes. Both of these still work with Sequoia (and Sonoma as I recall) but I haven't updated to Tahoe yet so can't say about that yet. For really long song titles that cannot fit in the menubar, it just shows nothing instead of cutting off the end of the title.Question, with those of you that are still using iTunes (hi y'all!), does your iTunes show up in your native 'Now Playing' section in the top menu? Like the 'now playing' button on your Mac? Because my Mac (running Sequoia 15.6) doesn't seem to be recognizing iTunes as a media source for that area, it only shows something is playing as a notification in my notification drawer, and this is something I'd really like to fix if it's possible!
I'm using iTunes 12.8.3.1, installed via Bogdan's method (although previously it was through Retroactive).
One other thing I forget to mention about the two apps I referenced earlier is that they also work on PowerPC Mac's as I use them on those as well as other newer computers like the M1 under Sequoia. Whether they will still work under Tahoe remains to be seen as I still need to upgrade and will report back.There are newer apps that might work
MusicBar - Media Visualizer https://apps.apple.com/app/musicbar-media-visualizer/id6447295161
BarTunes https://apps.apple.com/app/bartunes/id444425546