New iTunes 6.1 works like a charm, but...

I am pleased to mention that since I upgrade my iTunes about 1 month ago or so, to 6.1, it's just like the version 4 from last year when I got my eMac. My 'But' issue today is this constant need for rebuffering before the full broadcast is linked. This only happens to most stations, while others start up as soon as I open up the link. Otherwise, no matter which iTunes channel I select, it plays interruption free, otherwise other days, it rebuffers quite frequently. Any ideas to prevent this auto-rebuffer from initial launch?

I am using the latest v6.1.0.3, and now the problem of the song text not updating properly happens all the time as opposed to just some of the time. It seems blurry as the text is rendered over itself without clearing the area first and also the currently playing or selected song is not drawn to indicate this, that is, the highlighting and logos on the song list are not always updated. Additionally, in this new update, the song length bar at the top has been drawn in weird places (such as the middle of itunes) will still also being present at the top. It seems like there are tons of problems with drawing the GUI in this version as opposed to just periodic problems from older ones.
Btw, I can not find any form for providing that kind of feedback (though stated as being available at the bottom of the support pages, no form for emailing is located there).

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You need to contact Adobe Support either by chat or via phone when you have serial number and activation issues.
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http://www.adobe.com/support/download-install/supportinfo/

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New Itunes is not working because my imac is 10.6.8 need help ....

Because you require Lion to run it. You should not have installed it.
Upgrading to Lion
If your computer does not meet the requirements to install Mavericks, it may still meet the requirements to install Lion.
You can purchase Lion at the Online Apple Store. The cost is $19.99 (as it was before) plus tax. It's a download. You will get an email containing a redemption code that you then use at the Mac App Store to download Lion. Save a copy of that installer to your Downloads folder because the installer deletes itself at the end of the installation.
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To upgrade to Mountain Lion you must have Snow Leopard 10.6.8 or Lion installed. Purchase a redemption code at the Online Apple Store: OS X Mountain Lion. Mountain Lion is $19.99 plus tax. Use the code to redeem a download of Mountain Lion from the App Store. The file is quite large, over 4 GBs, so allow some time to download. It would be preferable to use Ethernet because it is nearly four times faster than wireless.
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Disconnect the Express from the Internet broadband modem.
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HT3743 I purchased an iphone 3g that was to be open to any carrier, I went to restore it to my itunes account and get a 1015 error, can this be fixed. I am new to the iphone and like the product but cannot buy new. Please help. THANKS

I purchased an iphone 3g that was to be open to any carrier, I went to restore it to my itunes account and get a 1015 error, can this be fixed. I am new to the iphone and like the product but cannot buy new. Please help. THANKS

You got ripped off. You bought a hacked/jailbroken phone. That's what error 1015 means. Return it and get your money back if possible and buy a phone from a legitimate source.
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I have changed my PC and want to authorise it on itunes match, it looks like it has but still says i have 5 machines authorise

i have changed my PC and want to authorise it on itunes match, it looks like it has but still says i have 5 machines authorise

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Putting Apps into new computer and new Itunes, Aithorization dosnt work.

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New iTunes won't work on my computer..?

I've downloaded the new version of iTunes but every time I open it it just says "iTunes has stopped working, Windows is checking for a solution" but then it tells me it needs to close because there's a problem.. What do I do?

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On the new iTunes page, Apple says, "Simplicity is a beautiful thing" — but I'm not so sure. I don't see any conventional list views, and I'm very worried that in simplifying it, they've sacrificed the control that so many music lovers like myself have come to rely on.
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1) iTunes is free software. As such it isn't targeted at the "power user" nor does Apple have a specific committment to produce a certain style product.
I disagree. Apple has added many, many features to iTunes over the years that target the power user. From smart playlists, to obscure things like ID3 tag version control. Power users features are sprinkled throughout iTunes. And to say that Apple doesn't have a "specific committment to produce a certain style product" is true, but also fairly obvious/meaningless.
2) iTunes' developments over the past decade have largely been in the marketing facet. As for basic music playing not much has changed since it was developed from Soundjam. What has changed a lot is the introduction of the iTunes Store and interfacing with mobile devices.
Basic music playing has changed a LOT. You couldn't even rate your tracks in the beginning.
3) Apple is a for-profit corporation. We might like to remember them as the little-computer-that-could taking on the big corporations, but frankly they aren't that anymore. They have a responsibility to their shareholders to do whatever it takes to maximize profit. We don't really know what the October iTunes looks like (much) but if they decide to dumb it down so it is easier for people primarily interested in using iPhones to use then from a marketing perspective can't blame them. We might not like it and might yearn for the the days when Apple really was computers, but those days are gone.
This is simplified to point of meaninglessness. There's an interaction between customers and product design teams. It may not be obvious from the outside, but there's still a give & take. What you're saying is in essence is, "Shut up and accept whatever happens," which is not a rational approach.
4) If Apple decided iTunes wasn't in their interest they would drop it in a flash. Where's iDVD? iDVD was something people were willing to pay for. They still would, but Apple isn't selling it anymore even though it is clear people in general have not given up on DVDs.
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Works like a charm!

There are so many complaints in these discussions, that I thought I should throw in some kudos. Having spent some 60 hours since installing the 1.1 update in reading the new manual and how to perform adjustments and the discussions and then testing this and that, yesterday I got down to some serious shooting in RAW and running the files through Aperture, and I was very, very impressed.
Though I'm based on a Powerbook, the program worked smoothly. I had few rotating balls, no crashes. Adjustments were quick. And the resulting prints were gorgeous.
Then today a series of images shot 33 years ago and scanned and imported into Aperture. Some out to Photoshop Elements 4 for work that can't be done in Aperture. The whole process was very smooth and the resulting prints were very impressive.
We've raised a number of serious issues that Apple still has to address, but the program is a pleasure to use and the bottom line is that I have a series of prints which will give me enormous pleasure and there was little fuss and bother in achieving them once I'd spent some time studying how Aperture is meant to work.

There's no issue of speed to use the 20" Cinema Display. Just plug it in and fly to the moon. The Powerbook G4 is designed to be used with this particular external monitor (and it will work with others too, but there is absolutely nothing as fine as the Cinema Display and the 20" is actually reasonably priced).
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Now, in electronic form, accessible from the Help Menu, there's a 427-page User's Guide, and a 100+page manual on Performing Adjustments, etc. In all, there's around 700 pages of instructions, accessible immediately on screen from the Help Menu. You will see from some other threads that some of us want a printed form but Apple is not planning to make them available. So some people are spending very large dollars at a copy-shop to get a color version of the documentation, or spending hours printing out their own copies. I've decided just to try it out on screen---not nearly as good as taking a Manual to bed and reading oneself to sleep. But, when you are actually working in Aperture and you need an answer, especially on how to do fine adjustments to an image, it is very handy to have the whole book right there. I will value this feature particularly when I travel. I always take my Powerbook and I work on my images early each morning before breakfast. I have spent some 30 hours with this documentation since 1.1 was released last week, and I think it's excellent.

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After evaluating a number of backup software options for my corporate Dell d620 laptop (yes, unbelievably, my company doesn't offer an automatic backup of their users' machines!), I chose Second Copy for the following reasons:
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