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Matt-M

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Nov 5, 2009
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Is the two-finger swipe in iTunes working for anyone?

Swipe works fine for me in iPhoto, Safari, even Firefox, but in iTunes, I can only scroll rapidly through coverflow. The Magic Mouse demo video explicitly shows and says you can browse albums in coverflow one at a time using a two-finger swipe.

I found at least two other people with the same issue in the Apple forums, but have yet to hear if it is working correctly for anyone.
 
Yes, this has happened to me too. But I personally like to use the "List" view, coverflow is a little awkward to me. But I'm sure theres a way to slow it down.
 
I didn't even know that it was supposed to work like that.

I have had it work before, but the only way was with BTT. And it was actually *not* working how I wanted it to because I wanted the swipes to change songs, not albums, but for some reason the shortcut wasn't working. That explains why it was doing that, I was so confused as to why it was switching between albums since I had never assigned a shortcut for that.

I just turned off BTT and don't get the albums to switch. Very strange.
 
mmmhh.. to change songs with BTT just assign for example 3 finger swipe left/right with cmd+ arrow, it works for me, but the default two finger swipe in coverflow with itunes doesn't!:confused:
 
I have the same problem. One finger swipe works in cover flow, and it only scrolls to the right or left when I'm in list view (which I normally am). Just got the mouse today so I'm still behind, what is the 'BTT' a few people have referred to?
 
Strange a one finger swipe works in my itunes

Yes, one-finger swipe does a normal horizontal scroll -- which is usually way too fast to find anything in iTunes.

But check this: http://www.apple.com/magicmouse/includes/hero-video.html#hero-video About 1 minute 18 seconds in.

"Swipe two fingers left or right to browse your music in iTunes, or pages in Safari, or pictures in iPhoto"

The second two parts of that work fine, the first does not at all.
 
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