F fatboy09 macrumors newbie Original poster Oct 24, 2013 #1 Since updating iTunes on my MBP to 11.1.1 it has become very slow, every thing else is fine I'm using OS 10.8.5 Any ideas please
Since updating iTunes on my MBP to 11.1.1 it has become very slow, every thing else is fine I'm using OS 10.8.5 Any ideas please
P priitv8 macrumors 601 Oct 24, 2013 #2 fatboy09 said: Since updating iTunes on my MBP to 11.1.1 it has become very slow, every thing else is fine I'm using OS 10.8.5 Any ideas please Click to expand... 11.1.2 was released yesterday. Try if it helps!
fatboy09 said: Since updating iTunes on my MBP to 11.1.1 it has become very slow, every thing else is fine I'm using OS 10.8.5 Any ideas please Click to expand... 11.1.2 was released yesterday. Try if it helps!
izzle22 macrumors 68000 Oct 24, 2013 #3 iTunes is slower for me after 11.1.2 update. Album view takes forever to load.
L LYFK macrumors regular Oct 24, 2013 #4 Doesn't iTunes need to re-index the library or something? I would just leave it on overnight and reboot in the morning to see if it improves.
Doesn't iTunes need to re-index the library or something? I would just leave it on overnight and reboot in the morning to see if it improves.
snoone1313 macrumors newbie Oct 24, 2013 #5 Itunes super slow after upgrading to Mavericks Macbook Pro. 8 gigs of Ram. iTunes version 11.1.2. Beach ball for 3-5 minutes when trying to go from one view to another.. Super annoying
Itunes super slow after upgrading to Mavericks Macbook Pro. 8 gigs of Ram. iTunes version 11.1.2. Beach ball for 3-5 minutes when trying to go from one view to another.. Super annoying
izzle22 macrumors 68000 Oct 24, 2013 #6 snoone1313 said: Macbook Pro. 8 gigs of Ram. iTunes version 11.1.2. Beach ball for 3-5 minutes when trying to go from one view to another.. Super annoying Click to expand... Same set up here and same problem. ---------- LYFK said: Doesn't iTunes need to re-index the library or something? I would just leave it on overnight and reboot in the morning to see if it improves. Click to expand... No, iTunes does this after opening the first time after an update in the first minute or 2. Leaving it to run overnight will do absolutely nothing as far as indexing.
snoone1313 said: Macbook Pro. 8 gigs of Ram. iTunes version 11.1.2. Beach ball for 3-5 minutes when trying to go from one view to another.. Super annoying Click to expand... Same set up here and same problem. ---------- LYFK said: Doesn't iTunes need to re-index the library or something? I would just leave it on overnight and reboot in the morning to see if it improves. Click to expand... No, iTunes does this after opening the first time after an update in the first minute or 2. Leaving it to run overnight will do absolutely nothing as far as indexing.
F fatboy09 macrumors newbie Original poster Oct 26, 2013 #7 I updated to Mavericks and iTunes 11.1.2 and this has improved things. Wasn't brave enough for a clean install. Thanks for replies.
I updated to Mavericks and iTunes 11.1.2 and this has improved things. Wasn't brave enough for a clean install. Thanks for replies.
snoone1313 macrumors newbie Nov 6, 2013 #8 new update The problems have been fixed with the new update of today. Excellent