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Try setting iTunes to run in 32 bit mode.

Switching iTunes to 32-bit mode worked for me. Pretty weird.

I'm having the same issue, how did you guy switch to 32bit mode?

i found out how to switch to 32 bit mode. Thanks, that worked for me as well.

I have filed a bug with Apple on this. I am having the same problem on my Mac and also on my Windows Vista computer.

If you have Finder open; you can watch the file be created and then as soon as the download finishes; you will see it delete the file and folder all together.

My Mac is 64-bit and my Windows machine is 32-bit, both having the problem.

-Flea

Has anyone figured this out yet besides switching iTunes to 32-bit mode? Why should I have to do that? Of the 22 videos in "iOS Development Vidoes" on iTunes, 13 download just fine for me.

Mac OS X Lion 10.7.3

iTunes 10.5.3

Google it.

Try playing a video which is not downloading properly directly from the iTunes store (right click the video, select Play). If you get the message "This movie requires Quicktime, which is not supported by this version of iTunes" or an error number equal to that message, then you need to switch iTunes to 32 bit mode, as the required codec is not included or not working in the 64 bit version of Quicktime, which leads to the downloaded videos being deleted upon completion.

There might be other causes for deleted videos, anyway.

This is still an issue with the lastest 10.6.1, switching to 32bit works just fine.

Encountered this as well. In my case this was a Win 7 64-bit machine. Didn't have quicktime installed, as soon as I installed that, it started to work.

I had the same issued, i download the files using itunes 9.x in my bootcamp windows 7 , and i tried to add it to my itunes library in my mac using Add Library option, it added only 2 out of 11 downloaded files. After switching to 32 bit everything is file.

What the heck? Same issue. Fixed with 32-bit also. What a strange problem.

Flea# wrote:

I have filed a bug with Apple on this. I am having the same problem on my Mac and also on my Windows Vista computer.

If you have Finder open; you can watch the file be created and then as soon as the download finishes; you will see it delete the file and folder all together.

My Mac is 64-bit and my Windows machine is 32-bit, both having the problem.

-Flea

Thanks for reporting it to Apple. I was just about to file a Bug Report.

I just want to add that I was having this problem as well, and it was quite frustrating. Opening in iTunes made the problem go away.

Hi Guys, Changing to 32Bit is how to fix this problem. Incase you need to know how to do that follow these steps -

Step 1: Quit iTunes

Step 2: Locate iTunes in your Applications folder and right-click it.

Step 3: Select "Get Info" from the context menu.

Step 4: Enable the check box "Open in 32-bit mode"

Step 5: Restart iTunes.

Hope this helps 😉