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Dec 3, 2012 11:50 AM in response to Porfby DominiekV,This is a big rip-off, it took me days and days to search all my covers and now they just delete it.
I DON'T LIKE THIS
Now i have to downgrade because some **** decided to remove the best feature in itunes.
I WANT COVERFLOW BACK!!!!!!!!!
Maybe i need to go back to windows if this is the new vision of the compagnie.
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Dec 3, 2012 12:17 PM in response to Porfby Griffinjar,It looks good but 2 issues.
1. Cover flow doesn't matter, its about as useful as magnifying your dock icons; but not being able to reduce the size of your album art is a major set back. It looks really sweet to have loads of small album icons fill your screen.
2. I think they got the menu options the wrong way round. The Music, TV shows, Movies drop down should be set out across the top as open buttons and the Album, Artist, Genre etc open buttons should be in the drop down box.
Other than that a good update. Love the way the album opens up with the faded album art. Nice feature.
Big love
Griffinjar
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Dec 3, 2012 12:26 PM in response to Nando 2000by Brian in Vegas,I can't believe there isn't a Show Duplicates. I mean, this is supposed to be our home music service now!
Has anybody found a Show Duplicates?
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Dec 3, 2012 1:33 PM in response to Porfby dertwerst,There's a lot of stuff I like in iTunes 11: the new album view is very slick and pretty; the new dropdown menu replacing the old sidebar is a great change, and clears more room for playlists; the little arrow menu next to the currently playing song's title is simple and elegant; Up Next may or may not be something I end up using, but it's a neat feature; I'm not sure if playlist folders existed before, but I've only just discovered them and that's an excellent feature that I've wanted for a while.
But I do have two complaints right off the bat -- both essentially simple aesthetic concerns:
- I want to be able to view album art in playlist "list" view, complete with the "sort album by title/year/artist" options from iTunes 10. I'm not sure why this feature was removed from the playlist "view" menu while list and grid and column views are all still there, but I disapprove of the change, especially since I mostly listen to music in playlists rather than just browsing my library/albums.
-It really bugs me how the track # column now seems to insist on the "# of #" format instead of just showing the track number by itself, which I seem to remember being the case in iTunes 10. I have absolutely no need to know how many tracks an album has while looking at my library and playlists (if ever), so all this new feature does is make that column ugly, and wider than it needs to be.
And one more which I hadn't noticed myself, but saw on this forum:
-Please restore the ability to open playlists in new windows. I know "Add to" sort of fills the same role that multiple windows sometimes did, but multiple windows is still better, as it also allows for adding to one playlist from another playlist, etc.
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Dec 3, 2012 1:24 PM in response to Porfby Satchmo,No pros of any significance. Major cons. Bad product.
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Dec 3, 2012 1:26 PM in response to dertwerstby Keith Johnson1,The # of # was present in iTunes 10. The way to get rid of it is to erase any "of" numbers.
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Dec 3, 2012 1:32 PM in response to Porfby lemoche,sry for asking again... cann anyone help me with my problem? i woukd like itunes to skip to the next song instead of just stoping playing when i remove the playing song from my playlist... thist really really freaks me out...
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Dec 3, 2012 1:36 PM in response to Keith Johnson1by dertwerst,I thought of that, Keith, but it's not such an easy matter with a library the size of mine. Are you sure it was there before? I know the ability to tag the files as such was there, but I never noticed it showing in list view. I guess maybe I didn't actually have the track # column enabled before... hmm.
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Dec 3, 2012 1:45 PM in response to dertwerstby Keith Johnson1,Dertwerst: Same here, I have a large library and I find that the "of #" is a waste of space. I tend to erase them a few albums at a time, but I do make sure to erase them when I add new albums.
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Dec 3, 2012 2:09 PM in response to Porfby ToneMonkey,I'm doing better with it. I still fantasize about being in a room with the developers so that I can throw rocks at their heads, but I'm no longer swearing out loud at the application (much).
So I just added a new album from a new artist. In the Artist view, no cover art appears next to that artist. This used to be handled by the "Default grid artwork" setting.
Has anyone found a replacement for that functionality?
This is seriously buggy. I only have one album from that artist in my collection and iTunes can't figure out which graphic to put next to the artist in the artist view? Hint, there's only one!
Does anybody at Apple test this ***t before it leaves the building? Seriously.
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Dec 3, 2012 2:28 PM in response to Porfby Paul Richards4,i know i'm probably just repeating what everyone else is saying but anyway...
i'm a big time, longserving, dyed in the wool, hardcore apple fan. Since 1993.
generally not inclined to moan / complain. the Newton was a shame. losing iWeb was a pain. Numbers never came close for me. MobileMe galleries will be sorely missed. but those were Small Fry...
iTunes 11 really does NOT do it.
UPgrade? (it's pantomime season) "oh, no it wasn't!!!".
lots of lost functionality (coverflow, control over artwork etc), but worst of all is what i see as a completely chaotic reorganisation of the basic functionality: we all have our own ways of using stuff, but for me...
i want to see what podcasts have been updated and download them,
then i want to do the same for iTunesU.
then i want to do the same for my apps.
then i want to sync them all to my iPhone5 and iPad1.
then maybe i want to browse the store for some stuff.
just going through that simple set of procedures is ALL OVER THE PLACE!!
please give us a DOWNgrade option asap.
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Dec 3, 2012 2:33 PM in response to Porfby pixelarte,The new iTunes is complete rubbish - they have completely ruined it. Does anyone know I how I can restore the previous version?
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Dec 3, 2012 3:45 PM in response to Keith Johnson1by rdhednsf,Hi Keith:
I get what you're saying. Thank you!! It works now. I didn't realize there were 2 checkable options on the droplist.
Now at least the application is usable. I didn't want to have to downgrade 'cuz my AppleTV already upgraded to align w/iT 11, and who knows what would have happened with that.
Of course, now I have to re-place the missing 50% of my cover art, but what else do I have to do with my free time?
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Dec 3, 2012 4:38 PM in response to Porfby Lee Jr,**** must have frozen ove. This is the 1st tme I have ever given NEGATIVE feedback about Apple. iTunes 11 in my opionion is absolutely terrible. I hate it and will try to migrate back. I'm glad I only "upgraded" my iMac. I'll try to migrate the older version from my MacBook pro......
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Dec 3, 2012 4:41 PM in response to rdhednsfby rdhednsf,OK, grudgingly coming around. Now that I've figured out how to do a search (thanks, Keith Johnson), and how to get all my cover art back (I 'Selected All' albums & right-clicked to do 'Get Album Artwork'), I've gotten most of my artwork back. I realized most of the stuff I've manually added was still there.
Thinking about it, in 10.6, everytime somebody clicked 'Get Album Artwork' in the old menu, it would hit up the iTunes store for their entire library. Forcing the lookup request level to only selected albums is probably a good idea from an Apple perspective--reduces traffic load.