Full Screen View with iTunes 8.01

since i installed iTunes 8.01 i have not been able to use the full screen viewing mode. when i click on <full screen> the monitors go black, like it always did, but the album art does not appear.
any fixes out there? thanks

Hi Casper,
Are you seeing the same issue in another user account?
You can create another user account in System Preferences, under Accounts, just click the lock to make changes, and then click the + to create the account.
Try removing any iTunes or QuickTime Player plugins.
http://support.apple.com/kb/TA22611
Jason

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