Itunes for leopard 10.5
I have leopard 10.5.8. I tried to install the latest itunes. It wouldn't allow me to install the latest version. Reason: unknown error (11333)
iTunes 10.6.3, the last version that will run under Mac OS X 10.5, can be found here:
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1575
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I post this question periodically just to see what kind of answers I get :
Am still using a 2004 G5 to run my music library. Am hoping to get an Intel Desktop sometime in 2008.
my question: for those of you running iTunes on a Leopard-Intel machine, is anyone out there working with a really large library?
I have friends who have used iTunes on intel processors going to 250 GB, but am curious if anyone is running iT with what I would consider a big library, meaning upwards of 500 GB - maybe even a TB?
If so, what's your experience like? Is it running fast and efficient? Do things take a long time. Am certain it has to be a lot faster than trying to run a mega-library on my older system. Am curious to hear what you think.
Happy New Year - here's to a new Intel-Leopard Mac Desktop in 08!
WCurrently USB though I've used Firewire in the past. I don't really think that bus speed is highly critical in this instance. I haven't noticed any lag when trying to do anything. The one thing I dislike about using a USB is that everything else in the world wants a USB port and I only have two. The Firewire port just sits there unused while I try to figure out how to plug in my hard drive, my iPod, my USB cellular modem and my GPS device. I prefer hard drives with extra ports but this one doesn't have any.
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Should I update my Mac book for Itunes for the update for Lion if my Mac book is running on Leopard?
Should I update my Mac book for Itunes for the update for Lion if my Mac book is running on Leopard?
I don't understand your question.
You can update itunes to the most recent available version for leopard without updating to Lion. -
I upgraded to iTunes for windows on my Windows 8.1 64 bit laptop. I have not done any iTunes manipulations for many months. I just purchased a new song. I now have IOS 8.1.3 on my iPad Mini and I tried to move the new song from my library from my purchased file to a playlist. I can no longer click and drag the song from anything to the playlist. In addition, when I sync my iPad to my laptop none of my music from the iPad shows up in iTunes on the computer. Why does Apple continuously mess around with the simple actions of the program. It is very disheartening to be treated like this as a long time customer. This has happened so many times that I am getting the feeling that they seem to enjoy screwing up the users ability to use the program
Get more information about your computer. Go to the Apple in the upper left corner of any window, then "About This Mac". Write down what it says about "version"and report that here. Now continue to "More Info..." Copy and paste the information here, but omit the serial number and Hardware UUID (if present).
Check system requirements:
Snow Leopard 10.6 Technical Requirements - http://support.apple.com/kb/SP575
The main issue might be having too little RAM. Most computers run newer systems more smoothly with more RAM than Apple says is a "minimum" for running that system version
After installing 10.6.3 run the updater to 10.6.8, then upgrade iTunes.
Jan. 2014 post by Kappy on doing all this: https://discussions.apple.com/message/24599931
The new system should install on top of the old one. That said, things have been known to go wrong and it makes sense to do a backup before installing the new system. In fact you seem to care about your files and things so you need to always have a backup because one day you will wake up and you hard drive will be dead and everrything on it gone. Buy an external hard drive and start using Time Machine or something to back up. The other risk is when you install the new iTunes. It doesn't happen frequently given the millions of users but there are daily posts here from people who for some reason the installation wiped out their whole library. If you have a backup then there's nothing to worry about.
This is well within what many people can do at home. It's a matter of inserting an optical disc and clicking you way through menus. -
HT1338 i have a mac os x 10.5.8 what do i have to do to get itunes for iphone 5
what steps must i take to get the new itunes for my iphone 5?
I have an imac os x version 10.5.8.Upgrade your system to at least OSX 10.6.8 so you can download the newest iTunes 10.7. You have to buy 10.6.8 from Apple by phone:
Kappy 08/2012 post on upgrading to Snow Leopard, then Lion or Mountain Lion - https://discussions.apple.com/message/19401628 - including how to get Snow Leopard and Lion since Apple removed them from the online store.
The above is assuming you are using an Intel Mac and can even upgrade to 10.6.8 You don't provide any information about your computer. Get more information about your computer. Go to the Apple in the upper left corner of any window, then "About This Mac". Write down what it says about "version"and report that here. Now continue to "More Info..." Copy and paste the information here, but omit the serial number and Hardware UUID (if present). -
How do I get latest Itunes for Mac OS 10.4.11?
How do I get the latest version of itunes for an imac with an os 10.4.11?
You can get if from the link Klaus1 provided but note that iTunes 9.2.1 is several releases behind the current version and no longer provides access to the iTunes Store. For that you will need to upgrade your operating system to Leopard at least (if your computer will run it). Even then it is not clear if you can get access to the newest cloud features:
http://www.apple.com/icloud/what-is.html - Fine print at bottom: "iCloud requires iOS 5 on iPhone 3GS or later, iPod touch (3rd and 4th generation), iPad, or iPad 2; a Mac computer with OS X Lion" -
For itunes 10.7 it is saying that my mac need version OS X needs to be version 10.8.6 - how do i get this? There are no current software updates and i cant use iTunes for my new iphone 5
I think you meant 10.6.8, not 10.8.6
It requires an upgrade, instead of a free update.
Snow Leopard/10.6.x Requirements...
General requirements
* Mac computer with an Intel processor
* 1GB of memory (I say 4GB at least, more if you can afford it)
* 5GB of available disk space (I say 30GB at least)
* DVD drive for installation
* Some features require a compatible Internet service provider; fees may apply.
* Some features require Apple’s MobileMe service; fees and terms apply.
Which apps work with Mac OS X 10.6?...
http://snowleopard.wikidot.com/
It's been pulled from the online store & Apple Stores, so you have to call Apple to buy it, last I heard.
Buy Snow Leopard > http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC573/mac-os-x-106-snow-leopard
Call Apple Sales...in the US: 1-800-MY-APPLE. Or Support... 1-800-275-2273
Other countries...
http://support.apple.com/kb/HE57 -
Downloading iTunes for OS 10.5.8
Where can I download iTunes for my macbook (OS 10.5.8). I had to delete my old one because it wouldn't open. I thought that would be the simple fix and then I could just redownload it but now I can't find anything other then iTunes 7 which require 10.6.
ThanksiTunes 10.6.3 is the most recent version for Mac OS X Leopard >http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1575
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Tried installing itunes for 64 bit Windowns on my PC several times but each time soon after download starts the box disappears and nothing happens. Any ideas?
11.Once the updates are done, make sure you are booted into Windows and call Microsoft support and explain the issue (doing a clean installation with an upgrade disk.) The issue is very common and not specific to Mac users so they will pass you to Tech support and help you activate your copy of Windows.
Not always. I tried. Easier to reinstall Windows 7 over itself, activated fine. Or just do the legal thing and buy full copy. Mac Pro owners that want dual processor support need Pro or Ultimate (Enterprise also) rather than Home Premium.
I would NOT use Boot Camp 3.1, it causes problems for number of Mac Pro owners, though maybe not all so unclear what/why) but just stay with Boot Camp 3.0x from the Snow Leopard DVD (which can have trouble with AppleHFS) -
Transferring iTunes for Mac to iTunes for Windows
My son currently uses iTunes for Mac to store all his music he for his iPhone. His iTunes is on a PowerBook G4, running OS X 10.4.11, which he now finds can not be upgraded to Leopard or Snow Leopard which would give him the latest version of iTunes. He is now thinking of purchasing a PC laptop that will run the latest version of iTunes. BUT, all of his music is on his Mac PowerBook. Is there way to transfer his music on iTunes for Mac to iTunes for Windows?
Chris,
Thank you for responding. I only went by what my son said. I will check out Leopard's system requirements. Do you know if music stored on iTunes for Mac can be transferred to iTunes for Windows. If so,what I do to transfer the music? -
Last iTunes for tiger OS
You appear to be using a Macbook. An option is to upgrade operating system to 10.6.8 or higher which will allow you to use a much newer iTunes. If you have a new i-device such as an iPod you have no choice if you want to sync.
Get more information about your computer. Go to the Apple in the upper left corner of any window, then "About This Mac". Write down what it says about "version"and report that here. Now continue to "More Info..." Copy and paste the information here, but omit the serial number and Hardware UUID (if present).
If you have a PPC Mac you cannot sync your idevice without a newer computer.
If it says you have an Intel Mac you can upgrade to Snow Leopard, but check system requirements first:
Snow Leopard 10.6 Technical Requirements - http://support.apple.com/kb/SP575
You can buy Snow Leopard at:
Snow Leopard disc source - http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC573Z/A/mac-os-x-106-snow-leopard
After installing run the updater to 10.6.8, then upgrade iTunes.
Jan. 2014 post by Kappy on doing all this: https://discussions.apple.com/message/24599931 -
Worthy Album Artwork Screensaver for Leopard?
Hi, I recently upgraded my macbook to leopard and was unhappy to see that the artwork tower used in a tech demo for Leopard a while ago wasn't included in the final build.
Instead apple inserted a lackluster 2D artwork flipping screen saver that many (including me) see in pink unless we reduce the amount of rows in it. Come on apple! release the itunes tower and show leopards capabilities! Anyone else agree?
If its also so simple to write, why hasn't someone smacked it together in core animation?Yes, I too was disappointed to see this screen saver was not included in the final product.
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Recreating iTunes after Leopard Upgrade
Just before I installed Leopard, my MacBook Pro flaked out. I couldn't clone my hard drive, so I copied my files one folder at a time to my external hard drive.
I finally got Leopard installed. After setting up my computer, I opened up iTunes and a little window titled "iTunes Setup Assistant" opened. It gives me two choices, "Yes, use iTunes for Internet audio content" and "No, do not modify my Internet settings."
I don't have a clue which to choose. If I choose YES, does that mean I have to use iTunes to control the volume even if I'm watching a video with RealPlayer or VLC? What do I need to know to make an intelligent choice?
After I do make my choice, which folders and files do I have to copy from my external hard drive to recreate iTunes the way it was before my Leopard upgrade erased my hard drive? I copied a folder named Music, which contains a folder named iTunes, which contains folders named iTunes Music, Album Artwork and Previous iTunes Libraries, along with the files iTunes Library and iTunes Music Library.xml.
I'm guessing I could replace the entire "Music" folder with the original "Music" folder (the one containing all my music, music libraries, etc. To be on the safe side, I could simply rename the newer Music folder (e.g. MusicNEW) in case I have to revert to it for some reason. After doing that, iTunes should be back to normal if I restart it...or could I be causing some damage?
Thanks.Well, my problem is half solved, at least. All of my songs have now been restored in the main "Music" library. I'll start a new thread for my next question. Thanks.
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I am running iTunes for Windows 10.2.2 on Windows 7 Home. I have my iTunes library on both this computer and another authorized machine running Windows 7 Professional. I have a large but not enormous library, as I'm one of those people who doesn't pirate, use torrents, borrow from a dozen friends, or whatever other shades of gray you might imagine. It's mostly iTunes purchases with my old CD collection imported. I have started using the following technique to sync my libraries between my two authorized computers, an ability which you can probably all agree should one day be added to iTunes -- that would be different from Home Sharing, because the music would be stored locally and thus available on the road. With the added benefit of the entire library being backed up on the other machine in real-time. Anyway, when I switch from my desktop to laptop and vice versa, I use the following technique:
Connect both machines to the home network. One machine is the "Active" machine, which has most recently been used for iTunes media, purchases, ratings, etc.
On the "Active" machine, File-->Library-->Export. Save the file as "Library.xml" on the shared drive of the other machine.
Right-click "Library.xml" where it's been saved, and open another file that has two lines in it: The root path of the iTunes library on one machine and the root path of the iTunes library on the other machine.
Do a find/replace all in Notepad to make the library XML file point to where the files will be saved on the "Inactive" machine.
Run Microsoft SyncToy to synchronize the files between both music libraries; the most recent files win. This avoids copying the entire multi-gigabyte library over the network.
Open iTunes on the "Inactive" machine.
Go to Music, Select All, Delete. Keep files.
Do the same for Movies, Music Videos.
Go down to Playlists, select the top one, hold down the delete button until they're all gone.
File-->Library-->Import Playlist. Choose the "Library.xml" file you saved.
First a status bar comes up that says, "Importing library." It has the continually-scrolling progress bar, not the one that starts on the left and steadily creeps right. Then after about 30 seconds, that clears out. Wait. Typically a few minutes. Eventually a status bar will pop up saying something like, "Evaluating gapless playback information," or something like that.
The "Inactive" computer is now the "Active" computer. I can now play my library, it has all my playlists and metadata from the other machine.
Delete all the duplicate playlists named "Music," "Genius," "Purchased," and "iTunes DJ."
Well, I just upgraded to iTunes 10.2.2 a few days ago and tried to do this again like I've done it dozens of times before. Now, iTunes just goes unresponsive after the library import. It got through the "Importing library" bar to the long wait and stopped. I can still multiprocess and use other programs, but iTunes is hovering back there not responding to clicks. Task Manager doesn't seem to think iTunes is using my CPU, and I don't see my hard drive rattling. Any thoughts on why iTunes might hang up when importing a large library?
... Also, please help lobby Apple to come up with a network sync tool built into iTunes for a user with multiple authorized computers. Something different than Home Sharing so I can pull my laptop off the network and still have the synced library with me. And all my metadata changes will sync. The technique I use seems a little kludgey, don't you think?iTunes isn't an editor. You need an app that's intended for editing audio files, like Adobe Audition (http://www.adobe.com/products/audition.html) or Audacity (free in the App Store).
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IPhone, iPad, iPod touch: Device not recognized in iTunes for PC
My iPad is no longer recognized in iTunes. This for a PC. Occurs even when connected by cable. WiFi sync was stopped and then this started.
Try iPhone, iPad, or iPod not recognized in iTunes for Windows - Apple Support.
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