• Addresses several stability issues with VoiceOver
• Addresses a usability issue with VoiceOver and Genius Mixes
• Addresses issues with converting songs to 128 kbps AAC while syncing
• Addresses other issues that improve stability and performance
For information on the security content of this update, please visit: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1222
iTunes 9.1.1 is available via Software Update and also as standalone installers.
More info and download links:
• iTunes 9.1.1 – (93MB)
• iTunes 9.1.1 for Windows (64 bit) – (93.9 MB)
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Jim – TIV” for the heads up.]
que the snaptards with their snappy comments… 3…2….
snaptard baby ….
911?
No, I won’t go there…..
I’ll give you snappy! GO RED WINGS
And MDN releases the Universal MDN APP in the iTunes APP Store. Now I get a way cooler looking MDN on my iPad! THANKS MDN!!!!
PS – GO RED WINGS! Beat those scurvy desert dogs!!
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I think iTunes is snappier now!
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A quick fix: what’s another 100 meg?
Hey! No need to snap at anyone!
@1984: what part of it’s a whole installer, not a patch don’t you get?
I won’t be happy until iTunes download update hits 1GB.
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I hope that “issue” with converting to 128 while syncing includes NOT stripping out the lyrics. It really sucks having added lyrics to many songs and now seeing a blank area when trying to read them on my iPhone. Anyone test that yet?
I don’t think iTunes could ever be considered snappy
but….did they fix the issue of connecting to the iTunes store through a content filter like…network composer…..we use the store alot where I work and when we went to 9.1 the store quit working. Our IT person (all mac btw) was tearing his hair out…. Oh well, I’ll find out tomorrow…..
iTunes, one of the few Apple apps that is still not 64-bit. I guess that comes from the original code base being from Cassady & Green’s SoundJam MP, which Apple bought to turn into iTunes. It was from a time before Mac OS X (even before Mac OS 9). iTunes 1.0 was for Mac OS 9, no Mac OS X version. All it did was play and organize your MP3s, and encode music CDs (it did have Internet radio also). No AAC yet. No iPods. It supported non-Apple MP3 players! No store. No podcasts. No Windows version.
Over the years, more and more functionality has been tacked onto iTunes. Amazingly, you can still use the current version with the original iPod (as long as your Mac has FireWire). I think iTunes 10 will be a complete rewrite, probably secretly being worked on right now.
Took me a year and a half, but my drought in getting a shout out from MDN for submitting an article before Fred Mertz is finally ended.
Not quite like the Cubbies not winning the series in a couple hundred years, but it’ll do…
I gotta find me a young fireballer in the draft, that Mertz guy has an amazing farm system.
A forerunner to minor iPhone OS update?
I’m ready to update, just ran DiscWarrior which fixed bunch of problems
congrats Jim – TIV, a feat not easily accomplished!
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Some might argue that 93 MB is just getting a little too porky.
Perhaps Apple should offer an “iTunes Light” for those people who only want basic music management functionality – no store, no Genius, no video, no conversion utilities, etc.