Ooh, thanks for that. Not sure when I'd use it, but good to know it's there just in case.
No problem, I can't imagine the amount of times that people on this forum have given me useful things like this.
Ooh, thanks for that. Not sure when I'd use it, but good to know it's there just in case.
No. The weird thing is, I was already signed in to the store, and went to purchase an album, and this came up. So I signed out, and whenever I go to sign in, it's the first thing that shows up - not even the actual login window. Very odd.
Installed it, now it says 'updating iTunes library', never happened before, odd...do you think it could be a response to that 'fair game', which strips DRM?
Album artwork and video artwork scrolls much better in new update, rather than before it took a little while for artwork to fill in on certain covers as well as videos. I have a library of about 1850 albums and it was frustrating as I scrolled. This is now fixed!![]()
I hope they fix that problem with the songs distorting (unless I'm the only one who has this one). I would start a song it'd sound awful...the old itunes never did that.
Oh thank goodness.
I hated the lag it took for the covers to "fill in." It almost made using the CoverFlow view pointless.
How to do you get the covers? Any software available?
Thanks.
Oh sweet Jesus, thank you!!they put back the feature so you can maximize itunes from the keyboard that was driving me mad command+option+1
in itunes 6 it used to just be command +1
You just need to create an account at the iTunes store. Then you'll get all the available artwork you need.As long as your albums are legal, iTunes does it automagically for a lot (new feature in iT 7), and google is a great place to start for the rest.
As long as your albums are legal, iTunes does it automagically for a lot (new feature in iT 7), and google is a great place to start for the rest.
They don't have to be legalAs long as your albums are legal, iTunes does it automagically for a lot (new feature in iT 7), and google is a great place to start for the rest.