ITunes 10.4 - Bug, No radio

HI,
Since I have installed iTunes 10.4, my RADIO don`t work. No sound.
And If I go back to my playlist, it crashes, no sound too.
I have to turn it off and turn it on.....
Idea?

Hello Maccers,
English:
I'm got also the same problem with covers in Finder, So i'm opening some Mp3 files it will automatic opens iTunes and add them to my iTunes Library, if i wanna edit some ID3 tags that works full but the coverillustration doesnt appears in iTunes or it takes a few seconds when it appears (i'm use BMP pictures), But since i have updated my iTunes to 10.4 it even never appears on the thumbnails in Finder and the strange things is, I have it only with iTunes 10.4 edited Mp3 files.
Not with with Mp3 files i'm edited at iTunes 10.3 10.2 10.1 10.0 or earlier they just have album-art thumbnails on iTunes and Finder.
Dutch:
Ik heb hetzelfde probleem met covers in Finder, Dus wanneer ik een paar Mp3 bestanden open, opent automatisch iTunes ook en voegt de Mp3 bestanden toe aan mijn Bibliotheek, als ik wat ID3 tags bewerk werkt dat helemaal, maar als ik de illustratie's wil bewerken verschijnen ze niet in mijn iTunes Bibliotheek
of het duurt wat langer (ik gebruik BMP afbeelingen), Maar sinds ik geupdated heb naar iTunes 10.4 verschijnen ze niet eens meer op de voorbeelden in Finder en het vreemde eraan is dat ik het alleen heb met 10.4 bewerkt Mp3 bestanden.
Met Mp3 bestanden bewerkt met iTunes 10.3 10.2 10.1 10.0 of ouder die hebben wel album-art voorbeelden in iTunes en zowel in Finder
System/Systeem:
MacBook Pro 13" Mid 2010 Low End Model
Mac OS X 10.6.8 (Snow Leopard)
ITunes 10.4 (80) same version as: Fabio 2011

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