Jack White said:
well if apple says "credit card only" then i doubt they have big succes in germany ... if you have a credit card over here then you are a exception (especially as a student)
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well if apple says "credit card only" then i doubt they have big succes in germany ... if you have a credit card over here then you are a exception (especially as a student)
danieluk said:
You can submit corrections on the BBC site (and they tend to change their text because of them). I have had a couple of stories corrected in the past. Follow the feedback link at the bottom of the page (copy the URL of the story first).
One big lauch for all of europe
That would be really cool.
A second BIG launch in october where you acces ONE europe itms.
It would be really cool to be able to access all the local bands from each europeen country on one site. Multicultural exchange and ****!
Musical Europe UNITE!
That would be really cool.
A second BIG launch in october where you acces ONE europe itms.
It would be really cool to be able to access all the local bands from each europeen country on one site. Multicultural exchange and ****!
Musical Europe UNITE!
robbieduncan said:
Damn
I've lost the page. Maybe they read my mind and changed it already.
No, otherwise they would have changed to article to "iTunes - best MP3 player ever - don't bother looking elsewhere, you'll just be disappointed"
I never understood why I got turned down at that BBC journalist interview.
Suckage
Here is a small check of available artists...
Janis Joplin - no
Anne Sofie von Otter - no
Massive Attack - no
R.E.M - no
Phish - no
Christina Milian - no
Black Eyed Peas - no
Counting Crows - no
Yellowcard - no
Britney Spears - no
Franz Ferdinand - no
Celeb Playlists - no
Free Song - no
iTunes Essentials - no
iMix yes, almost empty list
Audiobooks - yes hilariously expensive...
Finding Nemo Soundtrack - yes (9.99 for 40 tracks!!)
Velvet Revolver - yes
Alanis Morissette - yes
Hoobastank - yes
Jay-Z - yes (who wants that?)
Van Halen - yes (1984 remastered has only 2 songs though)
Pixies - yes
... well, not too promising, but I hope this will be fixed soon.
To support this, I will buy my share of songs now, and who knows what happens later.
Here is a small check of available artists...
Janis Joplin - no
Anne Sofie von Otter - no
Massive Attack - no
R.E.M - no
Phish - no
Christina Milian - no
Black Eyed Peas - no
Counting Crows - no
Yellowcard - no
Britney Spears - no
Franz Ferdinand - no
Celeb Playlists - no
Free Song - no
iTunes Essentials - no
iMix yes, almost empty list
Audiobooks - yes hilariously expensive...
Finding Nemo Soundtrack - yes (9.99 for 40 tracks!!)
Velvet Revolver - yes
Alanis Morissette - yes
Hoobastank - yes
Jay-Z - yes (who wants that?)
Van Halen - yes (1984 remastered has only 2 songs though)
Pixies - yes
... well, not too promising, but I hope this will be fixed soon.
To support this, I will buy my share of songs now, and who knows what happens later.
takao said:
Well, I don't know about Austria but here in Switzerland it's easy to get a credit card once you've started university, so that shouldn't be a problem for iTMS in Switzerland.
Jack White said:
I cannot find Franz Ferdinand on the UK store... Where are they? They're on Domino I believe, a lable with a huge amount of obscure indie talent...
jx
Er, wrong. Britney is there, not much, but there.Stike said:
Ditto M.Attack
Counting crows are there.
And Yellowcard,
and Black eyed peas...
come on! Use the bloody search button. Jeez, can't anybody use their initiative?
Or try Browsing, lists of stuff.
Stike said:Here is a small check of available artists...
Janis Joplin - no
Anne Sofie von Otter - no
Massive Attack - no
R.E.M - no
Phish - no
Christina Milian - no
Black Eyed Peas - no
Counting Crows - no
Yellowcard - no
Britney Spears - no
Franz Ferdinand - no
Celeb Playlists - no
Free Song - no
iTunes Essentials - no
iMix yes, almost empty list
Audiobooks - yes hilariously expensive...
Finding Nemo Soundtrack - yes (9.99 for 40 tracks!!)
Velvet Revolver - yes
Alanis Morissette - yes
Hoobastank - yes
Jay-Z - yes (who wants that?)
Van Halen - yes (1984 remastered has only 2 songs though)
Pixies - yes
... well, not too promising, but I hope this will be fixed soon.
To support this, I will buy my share of songs now, and who knows what happens later.
The Uk store has a lot of those that you say no too. Especially Celebrity playlists.
cheekyspanky said:
Good ad
Just watched it!
Congrats to UK, France, and Germany....
but although I can see the ad....
I still don't have any idea if iTMS will ever reach me!!!!!
Come on Apple - what about Australia!!!
Stike said:
You're not necessarily average tho. I work for a very large UK retail website and the split between using navigation and using search is pretty much 50:50
On usability testing, we generally find that if someone can't find something immediately on the home page (tricky with 10K products!), 80% will search rather than assume it's not there. Strangely enough, 10% of those will continue to search even when the item they want isn't there (just changing parameter slightly)
People, ite getting even better!
I wanted to shop the latest George Michael album, which is previewable in my version of the store.
And when I clicked "add album", I got this requester, telling me (direct quality translation!)
"This product is not in the store for german available"
HAHAHHA THis sucks badly!
I cant even buy the stuff I can review?
Steve, now all you´re getting is my finger...
I wanted to shop the latest George Michael album, which is previewable in my version of the store.
And when I clicked "add album", I got this requester, telling me (direct quality translation!)
"This product is not in the store for german available"
HAHAHHA THis sucks badly!
I cant even buy the stuff I can review?
Steve, now all you´re getting is my finger...
Attachments
Just wondering...
If you download an AAC file from iTMS, you can convert it to CD Audio for burning, so does that mean you cna convert it to any format? Therefore the whole "you can only listen to it on iPod (which only happens to be the best portable MP3 player in the world)" argument a bit redundent.
(Never bought from iTMS (yet), so don't know if the DRMS stuff gets in the way of my brilliant idea )
If you download an AAC file from iTMS, you can convert it to CD Audio for burning, so does that mean you cna convert it to any format? Therefore the whole "you can only listen to it on iPod (which only happens to be the best portable MP3 player in the world)" argument a bit redundent.
(Never bought from iTMS (yet), so don't know if the DRMS stuff gets in the way of my brilliant idea
)
Montserrat said:Just wondering...
If you download an AAC file from iTMS, you can convert it to CD Audio for burning, so does that mean you cna convert it to any format? Therefore the whole "you can only listen to it on iPod (which only happens to be the best portable MP3 player in the world)" argument a bit redundent.
(Never bought from iTMS (yet), so don't know if the DRMS stuff gets in the way of my brilliant idea
Yep, you can burn to CD and then re-rip - but you will lose sound quality...
jx
Zaty said:
of course it's easy to get one
....never doubted thatbut as soon as you try to buy something outside of a petrol station and souvenir-shops you're in trouble.....i've never seen anybody buying something with a credit card succesfull in my whole life (except american movies)
i seriously doubt that a lot of people will buy a credit card just because of iTMS