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It has been rewritten. It's on the iPhone.

Yeah... I don't think that is really that related to the Mac OS X version of iTunes. It's not like iPhone runs full Mac OS X.

And no, iTunes 7 is still carbon based.
 
Hopefully they regroup the TV shows by TV show rather than by seasons of TV shows (or at least give it back as an option)

I have been waiting for this to be fixed for a while. Why they ever designed it this way, I will never know.
 
Still no fix for the Front Row's inability to stream to Airport Express. Thanks for nothin', guys. :mad:
 
Despite the incorrect links on apples pages it looks like the quicktime secuirty update has references to the PWN to OWN competition.

There are 6 references to

Description: An issue in QuickTime's parsing of 'obji' atoms may result in a stack buffer overflow. Viewing a maliciously crafted QuickTime VR movie file may lead to an unexpected application termination or arbitrary code execution. This update addresses the issue through improved bounds checking. Credit to an anonymous researcher working with TippingPoint's Zero Day Initiative for reporting this issue.

The 6 issues are

Impact: Viewing a maliciously crafted movie file may lead to an unexpected application termination or arbitrary code execution

Impact: Viewing a maliciously crafted movie file may lead to an unexpected application termination or arbitrary code execution
- separate issue

Impact: Opening a maliciously crafted PICT image file may lead to an unexpected application termination or arbitrary code execution

Impact: Opening a maliciously crafted PICT image file may lead to an unexpected application termination or arbitrary code execution
- separate issue

Impact: Viewing a maliciously crafted movie file may lead to an unexpected application termination or arbitrary code execution

Impact: Viewing a maliciously crafted QuickTime VR movie file may lead to an unexpected application termination or arbitrary code execution

Those are just the ones realating to the PWN to OWN competition the rest/further details can be found here

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1241
 
have they fixed the link b/w front row and iTunes?
For example, when you click the menu button on the remote to enter FR, does it sto the music? or does it continue playing like leopard days?
 
Well its possible that iTunes 8 will be in Cocoa because :apple: wants to dominate the MP3 market (it has already dominated but what I meant is to like own) so it must have a player that is able to own the other MP3 players out there, like WinAmp, Songbird (still in beta but looks promising) and etc. One of the ways is to make iTunes use less memory and run faster then the rest of the competitor, Apple got the money and resources to do that so guess we have to wait for iTunes 8. Im sure we wont see much difference in the interface, Apple will try to make it unnoticeable to normal users that they have changed the whole coding in iTunes so people wont try to find out why with the complete new inteface. :D

The new Safari is much better then the previous version, its as fast at Firefox 3 and its bookmark searching finally works but need some more revision because it lags the whole browser down when searches. ;)
 
Anyone remember how there were a slew of updates to other apps and services before 10.5.2 was released? This doesn't really indicate an imminent 10.5.3 release, but I just thought I would put it out there.
 
I would love for iTunes to get supercharged, or maybe even a complete over-haul. That application leaves the heaviest footprint on my CPU when it runs.

Hell Yeah! Damn near a 1-1.5GB of Memory is utilized in iTunes. Question when did we get the iTunes update? Mines was already 7.6.2 but I don't remember doing that. I had problems with it earlier it did a auto-update? :confused:
 
You can only get "up to DVD-quality" on a PC. HD quality is only allowed on an Apple TV.

I would also like to see an update allowing HD quality on my iMac.

Do you mean a Windows PC? Because I can watch HD on my Cinema display. I watch HD podcasts, it's great.
 
Hell Yeah! Damn near a 1-1.5GB of Memory is utilized in iTunes. Question when did we get the iTunes update? Mines was already 7.6.2 but I don't remember doing that. I had problems with it earlier it did a auto-update? :confused:

Do you mean Virtual memory? As iTunes uses 43MB of ram on my machine using the latest version and 1GB of virtual memory which is a bug in Leopard and it actually uses 450MB and either way it is virtual memory so doesn't matter.

The iTunes update was released today so it probably did auto-update.
 
Do you mean Virtual memory? As iTunes uses 43MB of ram on my machine using the latest version and 1GB of virtual memory which is a bug in Leopard and it actually uses 450MB and either way it is virtual memory so doesn't matter.

The iTunes update was released today so it probably did auto-update.

Well mine is using much more than that (sorry, I'm not so in-the-know about RAM, I've added the private column):

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By the way, what is this (null) thing?
 
Yea, pretty dumb, if you ask me.

Hopefully we'll also see 1080p content soon! ;-)


You can only get "up to DVD-quality" on a PC. HD quality is only allowed on an Apple TV.

I would also like to see an update allowing HD quality on my iMac.
 
Do you mean a Windows PC? Because I can watch HD on my Cinema display. I watch HD podcasts, it's great.

They are talking about iTunes HD movie rentals - they can only be downloaded and played on AppleTV - something I suspect was required from the movie studios - not Apple.
 
cool front row now kind of spazzes out when I try to exit, it like begins to fade out, then quickly comes back to the menu, then exits. AH! Im so sick of Apple "updates" that break stuff that wasn't BROKEN! :mad:
 
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