mazola said:No, I really hate blue icons.
AND THEY USED BLUE BEFORE IN VERSION 2.0 !!!
This is progress?
With Zune, the future is brown.![]()
conradzoo said:Grow up.
FreeState said:Yes, you must have QuickTime 7.1.3+ installed
No. It's free, but you do need an iTMS account.penter said:do we have to pay for album art??
ChrisWB said:Boy is this update ugly. I hate the darkened scrollers, and the darkened grey in general. It looks unpolished.
balamw said:No. It's free, but you do need an iTMS account.
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I understand that too but v6 had everything in the Library view! Including podcasts and videos and audiobooks! Dont get me wrong...I love the features with v7 but it will take a while to get used to! For the meantime, I will just create a smart playlist and thank you for that because I didn't think of it right off the top of my head!balamw said:Doesn't stop the fact that M4B files are not supposed to be created by anything but iTMS and be Audiobooks.
It's simple enough to create a Full Library view if you want one just using Smart Playlists. e.g. "Kind contains audio" will catch all your MP3/AAC/M4B files, but not your videos. I don't have any Podcasts here, but I'm sure you could add them in as well even if they don't get captured by such a simple condition.
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I'm sure the content providers had a hand in this decision too. They don't want it to be too easy to get high quality album artwork for "free".babyj said:Which is a stroke of genius by Apple.
Apart from (the lack of) gapless playback, I think I read more complaints about that behavior than anythin else in iTunes 6.bigdz68 said:I understand that too but v6 had everything in the Library view!
Ya...Its definitely worth the little amount of work for the gapless playback in my world. Now about that blue icon in the dock..HAHAHA! JKbalamw said:I'm sure the content providers had a hand in this decision too. They don't want it to be too easy to get high quality album artwork for "free".
Apart from (the lack of) gapless playback, I think I read more complaints about that behavior than anythin else in iTunes 6.I worked around that with Smart Playlists too...
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Hey prostuff 1prostuff1 said:I don't mind the look of the new itunes, but for some reason I can't get the **** thing to stop hanging when i plug in my iPod. It actually worked fine not to long ago but now it wont stop with the spinning beach ball.
Anyone have any ideas??
Trench said:Does anyone know where I can get itunes 6 from? It was a big mistake installing this new version. thanks
bobber205 said:Excuse me for this slightly off-topic query. Where do I click to get the art?
babyj said:Which is a stroke of genius by Apple.
Lots of people will want to get album art, so they'll register. That means Apple will have all your details and you'll just be a click away from buying some downloads.
Plus they make you think they're doing you a favour by giving you album art for free. When in reality they are getting something valuable in return.
What do I paste into Safari? And how are you tracking what iTunes is doing? Sorry if these are obvious questions, but I'm having trouble with iTunes not finding about 50% of the CD art I need. You think it is because two out of the three (artist, album name and genre) need to be correct (so by wiping out the genre in the ID tags it might find the albums as it is supposed to)?mostman said:The artwork comes from Apple. I have been doing some checking on how exactly it works (so that I can see why it fails sometimes).
iTunes sends two requests through. The first one is a search:
GET /WebObjects/MZSearch.woa/wa/coverArtMatch?an=Dave%20Matthews%20Band&gn=Rock&pn=Crash
Notice that the Genre is used in here. I have seen searches succeed without the Genre - but I have also seen some fail _until_ I correct it. It is possible that it needs two of the above three to match for the search to succeed.
Once the search succeeds - it returns a key which is then used to send another request:
GET /r10/Music/y2003/m3/d9/h2/s01.odbbbkvr.600x600-100.jpg?downloadKey2=xxREMOVEDxx
This one you can paste right into Safari and get the art yourself.
Yeah Coverflow was already out, now Apple have bought it.OdduWon said:the new itms sux! they took off the links to the bands homepage and replaced them "with alerts" and "tell a friend" so they can sell more songs. are they now against supporting the artist's live work? maybe more money from the people who see live shows? .......... i thought cover flow was already out??
yeah but when leapord comes out we will have ... and i'm very excited about this......coverfallzen said:Yeah Coverflow was already out, now Apple have bought it.
But I consider myself to be a Mac power user (and iTunes power user for that matter) and had never, ever, ever heard of coverflow until yesterday. I think it is very cool and a worthy addition to iTunes - that's one less app I need!