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iTunes 2.02 is out!!!!
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I guess this is for the other language support, any of you have the guts to install it? Not me..thanks..
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grrr... i really hope so !!!! downloading right now...
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Does this release require a restart?
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"And Zapp Brannigan, your score qualifies you as assistant delivery boy, second class."
"Hmm. I guess I'll have to sleep my way to the top. Kif, wake me when I'm there."
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Originally posted by Hobbes:
<STRONG>Does this release require a restart?</STRONG>
Yes, because it is a full installer. Also it installs a fixed version of the disc recording framework that was broken (not prebound) in the 2.01 release. (check your 2.01 iTunes installer log - the prebinding failed for the disc recording framework ) The bug which caused the prebinding to fail was a very basic Framework programming bug. So basic that it's basically a FAQ on the osx-dev list.
In the 2.02 installer log, we find:
update_prebinding: redo_prebinding on /System/Library/CoreServices/Finder.app/Contents/MacOS/Finder:library: //System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DiskImages.framework/Versions/A/DiskImages (architecture ppc) prebinding not up to date with dependent dynamic shared library: //System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DiscRecording.framework/Versions/A/DiscRecording.
I'm not sure if this is a complete failure, but "prebinding not up to date" can't be a good thing.
Still broken, i think.
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yeap, it's localized. works smoothly in german.
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Originally posted by dr. zoidberg:
<STRONG>uaaaaaaah... "Please download a localized version of iTunes". ok, apple... so WHERE IS IT??????? APPLE, NOW THE F*CK TELL ME WHERE IT IS!!!!!!!!!!!! </STRONG>
So you what like 15 years old tops right?
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Originally posted by seb2:
yeap, it's localized. works smoothly in german.
�Pero d�nde esta la versi�n espa�ola?
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Originally posted by DannyVTim:
<STRONG>So you what like 15 years old tops right?</STRONG>
huh? what are you trying to say?
sorry for the confusion, i was talking about the os 9 version.... iTunes 2 works great under OS X/german since day one. well let�s say since v2.01
i posted
the annoying issue in the pre-os x section already, but nobody would answer me... so please understand my coarse disappointment when i had to find out that i still wasn�t able to install iTunes 2 under os 9.
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Originally posted by dr. zoidberg:
<STRONG>...
iTunes 2 works great under OS X/german since day one. well let�s say since v2.01
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sorry to contradict, but 2.01 was english only.
not that this was of any importance, but... (well, i'm right )
[edit: sorry, yes, it worked, but 2.0 and 2.01 were english]
[ 11-16-2001: Message edited by: seb2 ]
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I don't know what happened but after upgrading to 2.02 my QPS 4X4X24 now works in iTunes!!!
Thanks Apple!
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Originally posted by mudmonkey:
<STRONG>iTunes 2.0.2 is MUCH "snappier" than 2.0.1!!!!
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He he...thanks, I needed that laugh today!
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Originally posted by JellyBeen:
<STRONG>I guess this is for the other language support, any of you have the guts to install it? Not me..thanks.. </STRONG>
Good idea- after installing this I've had my third crash ever on OSX (all have been since upgrading to 10.1) it's very strange- I installed it and restarted.. then I tried to open iTunes and got the beachball o' death... I tried to force quite & nothing happened- i couldn't even quit IE or Netscape. I think it's because I have them auto-start/hide at login. I couldn't log out/restart- had to hard-boot... Force quit never failed once in 10.0- force quit doesn't seem to work as well in 10.1- i wonder what has changed..?
anyway- now iTunes works and everything is happy again- i just don't like having to hard boot.
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what is wrong with the chinese? the titles of half my chinese songs turned into gibberish after playing them with iTunes 2.0.2! they were at least readable in 2.0.1... so much for proper unicode support! apple can be so frustrating sometimes...
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�Pero d�nde esta la versi�n espa�ola?
�Y para que quieres tu la versi�n espa�ola de iTunes?!
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Originally posted by mudmonkey:
<STRONG>iTunes 2.0.2 is MUCH "snappier" than 2.0.1!!!!
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I'm going to kill you.
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Originally posted by Severed Hand of Skywalker:
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I'm going to kill you.</STRONG>
Actually, considering the fact that the prebinding failed on 2.0.1, it does probably launch a (very tiny) bit faster.
But yes, i get the joke.
-Ben
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WOW!
Finder resizing and scrolling in OmniWeb are MUCH smoother after installing this!!
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Originally posted by davidmd:
<STRONG>what is wrong with the chinese? the titles of half my chinese songs turned into gibberish after playing them with iTunes 2.0.2! they were at least readable in 2.0.1... so much for proper unicode support! apple can be so frustrating sometimes...
davidmd</STRONG>
what problem? I have no problem with my Chinese, Japanese and Korean songs... have you tried quiting and restarting iTunes?
BTW, 2.0.1 has also Japanese localization.
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Originally posted by mudmonkey:
<STRONG>iTunes 2.0.2 is MUCH "snappier" than 2.0.1!!!!
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LOL
BTW,
Just noticed the � character, and the your name. Looks like a Norwegian name...!?
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If it's so much sna... eh quicker I have to try it
[ 11-17-2001: Message edited by: McDriver ]
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and on this issue I know I have the people behind me. Far, far behind me
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Originally posted by mudmonkey:
<STRONG>iTunes 2.0.2 is MUCH "snappier" than 2.0.1!!!!
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Indeed! Music written in 4/4 time is actually playing in 3/4 time.
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One thing I never noticed bofore (though it might have been happening) is that now, when I quit iTunes (in OS X), my display shifts colors (as though I was switching display profiles) for about half a second, then back again.
Just curious as to why this is happening; it hasn't seemed to mess anything up.
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Originally posted by Wevah:
<STRONG>One thing I never noticed bofore (though it might have been happening) is that now, when I quit iTunes (in OS X), my display shifts colors (as though I was switching display profiles) for about half a second, then back again.
Just curious as to why this is happening; it hasn't seemed to mess anything up.
:]</STRONG>
Yeah, I noticed this in 2.0.2 as well. Does any one have an explaination to it?
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�Pero d�nde esta la versi�n espa�ola?
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�Y para que quieres tu la versi�n espa�ola de iTunes?!
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moreno, Veteran, placer conocerlos. Seria ch�vere tener un iTunes en espa�ol, en vez de un Finder en espa�ol y iTunes en ingles tener todo en espa�ol.
tendre que provar 2.02 porque 2.01 hace unas cosas raras...
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Originally posted by davidmd:
<STRONG>what is wrong with the chinese? the titles of half my chinese songs turned into gibberish after playing them with iTunes 2.0.2! they were at least readable in 2.0.1... so much for proper unicode support! apple can be so frustrating sometimes...
davidmd</STRONG>
I had the same problem with my Japanese mp3s. Here's the fix: Convert all of your mp3s' ID3 tags from ASCII to ISO Latin-1. Once I did that then iTunes wouldn't turn them into gibberish. Unfortunately, that doesn't fix any of the files that iTunes already screwed up.
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