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EMKoper

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Dec 18, 2002
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Orlando, FL
Hello... I recently upgraded to iTunes 7.0.2 on my PowerBook G4 (OS X 10.4.8) and for some reason it is asking me to reauthorize all my purchased music. But, I can only reauthorize one song at a time... is there anyway to "batch authorize" to do many all at one time? Right now, it is taking 20 seconds per song.... and this is lame, should be an easier way.

By the way, Apple, because of this, I am not updating on my PowerMac iTunes ... this is my first DRM related "ding" since converting to iTunes/iPod... and I am going to start keeping count.
 
Hello... I recently upgraded to iTunes 7.0.2 on my PowerBook G4 (OS X 10.4.8) and for some reason it is asking me to reauthorize all my purchased music. But, I can only reauthorize one song at a time... is there anyway to "batch authorize" to do many all at one time? Right now, it is taking 20 seconds per song.... and this is lame, should be an easier way.

By the way, Apple, because of this, I am not updating on my PowerMac iTunes ... this is my first DRM related "ding" since converting to iTunes/iPod... and I am going to start keeping count.

Yes, because Apple is going to read this, get their **** together and fix the problem. One person doesn't make a difference.

But yes, you should be able to just authorize one song and all would be authorized, but iTunes 7 broke this. I had to put up with the same crap and it just took forever. I hated it.
 
I don't remember being asked to re-authorise any purchased songs :eek:

Check that the permissions of your music folder and all its contents are set to Read and Write.
 
Kopes,

I just checked mine...I have the same version of iTunes, but none of mine are asking for reauthorization. I wonder if it has to do with your settings?

If you figure it out, I'd love to hear why.
 
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