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Has anyone else downloaded/upgraded to iTunes 6? If so does your video section work? I simply get a black screen when I try to go to it.
RagedHybrid
10-15-2005, 12:12 PM
from the home page just look on the menu on the left side and you can click on music videos, tv shows, pixar, etc..
Jonbo298
10-16-2005, 01:15 AM
Mine stays blank also. Yay for Apple and probably rushing this :p
Krypton
10-16-2005, 01:42 AM
pfff, never been a big fan of iTunes, ever since i've gotten my ipod.
gekko
10-16-2005, 02:53 AM
Ya, works perfectly.
You need to add videos to your library, just like a song. If you already had videos, it should already be in there.
GameMaster
10-16-2005, 02:57 AM
You need to check the system requirements before you download the world's #1 computer music player. Maybe your computer can't handle the video.
Jonbo298
10-16-2005, 10:36 AM
There's something wrong if my computer can't handle videos from iTunes o_O
gekko
10-16-2005, 02:05 PM
Did you update to QuickTime 7.0.3? My videos played from the moment I installed, but that message did pop-up.
Jason1
10-16-2005, 09:43 PM
I also get a black screen...anyone figured this out yet?
i must be missing something... i dont see where the problem is...
i click on videos in itunes... it comes up with a black screen.. i click file and add file to library (or add folder) and it comes up with lists of the files along with screens of the video in that black screen.
seems to work fine to me. *shrug*
Jason1
10-17-2005, 03:32 PM
Ah. So I see. Nice.
BTW, theres also a button in the upper right to turn it into a normal list view (faster)
then in options if you select hide artwork, then its even faster yet. :)
GameMaster
10-27-2005, 01:27 AM
I'm an iTunes expert. :)
Canyarion
10-27-2005, 04:46 AM
I'd like to know how to change the catagory of my videos. Right now they are all under 'movie', while most of them are music clips.
BTW, does it play DivX? I guess not, since it didn't add that to the library.
Is there a way to get the video files out of the music library? I don't want to get them mixed up with audio files. I noticed that there is now a option 'type' (video or audio).
Oh yeah, why is my version in Dutch? I don't want it in Dutch, I'm used to it in English. Do I have to reinstall the thing again, or is there a language option?
Jason1
10-27-2005, 11:15 PM
My brother just got an Ipod Nano. Its pretty cool. I havent added any pictures to it yet, but im curious as to how they will look on it. The album covers look nice though.
Canyarion
11-13-2005, 01:17 PM
Is there a way to NOT play movies in iTunes? In a few weeks, I've come to hate it. Thanks.
yes... you um. dont play it in itunes.
im not getting the question here, theres hundreds of video players out there, why would anyone have to use 1 ?
DimHalo
11-13-2005, 02:57 PM
I think the question was supposed to be: is there a way to not have itunes as the default video player?
I don't know the answer because I haven't explored itunes much yet. But I am guessing that is what you meant Canya...
hrm
to turn it off as the default player, might be somewhere in options.. or another player when you run it might ask to make it the new default..
or even right clicking a file and selecting Open With... choose program, and when you select the program, check the box that says always use this program to open this type of file.
Canyarion
11-13-2005, 04:13 PM
I don't have it as default player. I just have a lot of videos in the iTunes library.... So when I put it on random, it can play those movies. I could manually delete all the movies from it, but the next time I add a whole map (my shared folder, I find that the best way to add my newly downloaded music), it also adds the videos (a couple aren't properly grouped).
There is a solution, but I just DON'T want iTunes to have videos in it's library. I tried an option, but it didn't work.
Or should I just go back to version 5.x? :)
jeepnut
11-14-2005, 12:13 AM
Just make a playlist that contains only your audio files and play from that. That's what I do. That way, I don't get anything I don't want if all I want to do is listen to tunes.
Jason1
11-14-2005, 09:27 PM
The video player in Itunes does suck. Badly.
bobcat
11-14-2005, 10:01 PM
I tried downloading quicktime (new version), and it comes bundled with Itunes. Is there anyway of downloading quicktime separately??
Sorry to branch off topic
im pretty sure there is.
even if they dont have a seperate download tho, couldnt you download the package and either...
A. tell it to only install quicktime
or B. install both then uninstall itunes leaving quicktime on?
DimHalo
11-15-2005, 01:43 AM
I tried downloading quicktime (new version), and it comes bundled with Itunes. Is there anyway of downloading quicktime separately??
Sorry to branch off topic
my computer told me to update quicktime so i did. i am installing that same bundle as we speak...but i don't mind it adding itunes in. I want the latest version available.
bobcat
11-15-2005, 08:00 AM
im pretty sure there is.
even if they dont have a seperate download tho, couldnt you download the package and either...
A. tell it to only install quicktime
or B. install both then uninstall itunes leaving quicktime on?
I thought A would be an option, but it runs through the Itunes setup straight away. I will try again to see anyways.
Canyarion
12-07-2005, 09:45 AM
Question:
I ripped a CD, but (for the first time) the sound isn't very good quality. It's recorded too loud or something, making some loud sounds 'crackle'.
I'll try to rip it again, but I'm pretty sure I have to change some options.
Any idea which ones? :)
Question:
I ripped a CD, but (for the first time) the sound isn't very good quality. It's recorded too loud or something, making some loud sounds 'crackle'.
I'll try to rip it again, but I'm pretty sure I have to change some options.
Any idea which ones? :)
I'm not sure exactly what you should do, since I've never used iTunes to rip music, Cany, but choosing a higher bitrate, and making it 44k Hz is universal.
Use dbPowerAmp to rip CDs or to convert your audio files. www.dbpoweramp.com If you don't have an iPod, I see absolutely no reason to use iTunes.
Canyarion
12-08-2005, 05:26 AM
The bitrate is already good enough, 192 kbps.
I once ripped with RealJukeBox, it was terrible. I never had problems with iTunes (until now).
I'll just try to rip those songs again, see what's the problem.
PS: Bube, you play guitar? Cool, I'm trying to learn that.
dont use realjuke box.. infact, delete that and never mention it again. :p
itunes will work fine, you prolly got volume leveling or boosting on which is unneeded. you have itunes set as mp3 or aac? doesnt really matter altho i prefer mp3 because its compatable with everything, aac is more of apples own format.
you honestly dont need 192, i usually use 160, 128 is the 'normal' that most people use. However thats not your problem. i'd try and check to make sure any volume leveling or editing is off. also, sometimes some people have the volume on the computer turned down, then the volume control on the external speakers cranked to make up the difference and that never sounds good. it should be the opposite, computer volume level turned up 100% and all control done with external.
if you want other mp3 encoders, theres many good free ones you can get. personally i use Winamp, i like it better then itunes because it can do VBR mp3's while itunes cant.
Canyarion
12-08-2005, 11:28 AM
VBR = variable bit rate? :love: That sounds great for small MP3 players....
I use MP3. I really don't hear the difference between 128 and 192, but since all the cool kids do it... :(
I know about those sound level problems you mention. Sometimes I had a crappy DVD rip with too low sound, when you turn your speakers up, you get a lot of noise. Later I discovered you can buff the sound with the equalizer. :D
I'm also pretty sure it's the boosting that's the problem. Thanks. :)
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