iTunes 7.5: Change in behaviour of iTunes Store links?
Saturday, November 24th, 2007 • 5:38 pmThe (optional) internal behaviour of the iTunes Store links is no longer as useful as it used to be.
The (optional) internal behaviour of the iTunes Store links is no longer as useful as it used to be.
Is ripping an audio CD really such a CPU-intensive task, or is iTunes just a badly written application?
An interesting side-effect of using the Sort Artist field in iTunes 7.1 or higher.
Software Update appears to download packages in the wrong place.
Not quite the beginning of the end for the MP3 file format, but certainly good news for the unprotected AAC file format.
Weird on-going cosmetic problem with iTunes’ column headings.
The long-standing problem of the modal track information dialog box, and what Apple could do to fix it.
Great new sorting options, but why the awkward UI to edit multiple tracks?
It’s only taken them about a decade to implement it…
Where is the media uproar about such incompetence?
An article that does not tell a quarter of the real (shameful) story.
Smart playlist rules that aren’t that smart.
High-profile blogger is bitten by iTunes library corruption.
Did you know you can actually enter letters in these track/disc number fields?
Grey scroll bars in iTunes 7? Big deal… The real problem is with real inconsistencies that actually impact usability.