Suggestion for Apple iTunes product: Karaoke

How about selling music videos in a karaoke format? Something that contained the lyrics in print, but did not contain the voice track. I know it would be a big hit at some of the parties I've thrown. It would be great to be able to connect a mic to my computer, put the digital audio through my home theater, and jam away with friends.

Sounds like fun! This is a user forum, but you can make suggestions directly to Apple at this webpage: http://www.apple.com/feedback/itunesapp.html

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What are the system requirements for apple itunes 11.1?

what are the system requirements for apple itunes 11.1?

For Mac:
http://support.apple.com/kb/SP663
Software:
Mac OS X version 10.6.8 or later (intel-based hardware)
400MB of available disk space
iTunes in the Cloud and iTunes Match availability may vary by country.
Hardware:
Mac computer with an Intel Core processor and 512MB of RAM
To play 720p HD video, an iTunes LP, or iTunes Extras, a 2.0GHz Intel Core 2 Duo or faster processor and 1GB of RAM is required.
To play 1080p HD video, a 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo or faster processor and 2GB of RAM is required.
Screen resolution of 1024x768 or greater; 1280x800 or greater is required to play an iTunes LP or iTunes Extras
Broadband Internet connection to use the iTunes Store
Apple combo drive or SuperDrive to create audio, MP3, or back-up CDs; some non-Apple CD-RW recorders may also work
Apple SuperDrive to back up your library to DVDs; some non-Apple DVD-RW drives may also work.
You can run OS X 10.6.8 in an Intel-based MacBook w/ first model, in retail DVD.
But it won't work in a power-pc architecture Mac... see specifications:
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC573Z/A/mac-os-x-106-snow-leopard
Hopefully this helps.
Good luck & happy computing!

Suggestions for Apple in dealing with icloud outages

The ongoing outage of icloud mail service to many of us, two days and counting as of Sept 12, 2012, prompts me to make some constructive suggestions for Apple.
Apple should find ways of letting customers know whether customer inability to access their icloud mail is something the customer can fix or whether it is a problem only Apple can fix.
As a starter, the popup windows that users see when icloud mail is unavailable should direct them to the web site where system status of icloud mail is shown, namely
http://www.apple.com/support/icloud/systemstatus/
Customers will be less likely to exhibit anger toward Apple if they are given some real information about why icloud mail is unavailable. This can be put on the system status web page above.
The staff on the floor at Apple Stores should know, and be willing to tell customers, that when their own ipads are having difficulty communicating because of a server problem, that this may also affect the service to customers.
Apple should consider gathering from clients of icloud mail some alternative email accounts that could be used to notify clients of outages.
Apple should acknowledge that people do rely on their icloud services and should find ways of using backup servers, much as hospitals have backup generators to supply electricity when municipal sources fail.

The ongoing outage of icloud mail service to many of us, two days and counting as of Sept 12, 2012, prompts me to make some constructive suggestions for Apple.
Apple should find ways of letting customers know whether customer inability to access their icloud mail is something the customer can fix or whether it is a problem only Apple can fix.
As a starter, the popup windows that users see when icloud mail is unavailable should direct them to the web site where system status of icloud mail is shown, namely
http://www.apple.com/support/icloud/systemstatus/
Customers will be less likely to exhibit anger toward Apple if they are given some real information about why icloud mail is unavailable. This can be put on the system status web page above.
The staff on the floor at Apple Stores should know, and be willing to tell customers, that when their own ipads are having difficulty communicating because of a server problem, that this may also affect the service to customers.
Apple should consider gathering from clients of icloud mail some alternative email accounts that could be used to notify clients of outages.
Apple should acknowledge that people do rely on their icloud services and should find ways of using backup servers, much as hospitals have backup generators to supply electricity when municipal sources fail.

1,98 euros for Apple iTunes Store?

Why do I pay every month 1,98 euros for Apple iTunes Store? I didn't buy anything for that amount!
Help me please!
Alessandro

Look at your purchase history and see.
Are you sure it was not just an authorization hold, and was reversed later?

Product suggestion for future iTunes

I can't find where to send a product suggestion to Apple.
When listening to "live" albums (i.e. Oscar Peterson's "A Night in Vienna" or Eric Clapton's "Unplugged" etc...any album that's been recorded with applause between tracks)...the applause is often annoyingly loud. It would be great to be able to designate tracks as "recorded live" and have iTunes automatically reduce the playback volume for the applause. I realize this might be a challenge to get iTunes to recognize the applause vs. the music, but...that's my suggestion. This would be different than 'Sound Check' in that it would fade out (reduce volume/levels) for the applause only...not the entire track.
G5, iBook G4, G4, and a trusty old 7200/90 Mac OS X (10.4.9)

I don't know how this would be done either, but I would imagine...
• it wouldn't be fool-proof (what is?)
• I think that most applause has some common audio attributes. If a song is checked by the user to make use of a "live applause filter", for example, it would 'listen' to the beginning/end of a track and match the audio against a filter of common applause audio attributes, and appropriately fade/reduce volume if there's a good filter match.
• program it to only allow the fade at the beginning/end of tracks--mid-song applause would remain as-is. I would think that should be easy enough.
• perhaps the program could 'learn' intuitively or be 'taught' by the user the applause attributes of each song ... for example: such-and-such song has an applause fade 0:06 into the beginning and 3:50 - 4:15 at the end. iTunes attempts automatic detection, then allows the user to 'tweak' what it came up with.
Just ideas. I have no idea about what I'm talking about...I know nothing about audio, programming, or much else...just a user with an idea for this.

Suggestions for Apple?

Sorry if this exists someplace in another thread, but I did not see it. I love Apple and iTunes and want it to keep getting better, it changes the way we live and experience music.
My idea? I love to listen to iTunes radio while doing other things. When I hear a song I like, especially from the 80's... one I had forgotten I loved, I want to buy it... right away! Right now, I have to look it up in the store and buy it. Wouldn't it be great if there was a button next to the song title, just like in playlist entries, that would take you to that song or album in the store if you click it? I think it would also increase impulse buying and revenue for Apple, always a good thing.
What's your great idea?

bfeuless wrote:
I love Apple and iTunes and want it to keep getting better
suggestions here: iTunes feedback.
happy computing

Suggestion for apple, how so? dont know where to put this...

If I wanted to make a suggestion for a game for the iPod to Apple, how would I go about doing that?
Dell Windows XP PC

Also, you might want to drop a note on this feedback form, too:
iTunes Feedback
-Kylene

Disconnecting cable TV service. Any suggestions for Apple TV setup?

Hello.
I don't know if this is the right forum fro my question but here goes:
I'm planning on cancelling my cable TV service and keeping my ethernet internet service from the same cable service. I don't have airport/wireless anything.
I'd like to be able to play DVD's, and to rent movies online. Once my cable box is removed, can/do I replace it with a Tivo, Apple TV, DVD player with netflix capabilities etc? I'm sort of at a loss as to where I begin, probably since I've never used wireless.
My DVD player is on it's last legs, so a new one is most likely an option. Will a DVD player with netflix capabilities be a better bet than Apple TV? Would I need both? Do I need to have Airport Express wireless to use Apple TV?
Any ideas or suggestions for a beginning to a simple setup would be MUCH appreciated. Thank you in advance!

The answer to your main question (which can be paraphrased as "will an AppleTV work for me") is "it depends". The fact that you are considering canceling your cable TV implies that you do not use enough of what it has to offer to make it worth the monthly fee. There have been several similar posts here including at least one in the last couple of moths where a user found that renting movies and TV episodes from iTunes and playing them on AppleTV gave what was wanted at a substantial cost saving.
Turning to specifics, all you need to run AppleTV is an iTunes account and Internet access, wireless unless you have some physical configuration that will let you hook up the ATV by Ethernet cable. Overall, most people seem to use wireless. There are many ways to hook up your cable modem wirelessly. Depending on the service provider it may already have the capability. If not, run down to BestBuy (I assume you are in the US since you reference Netflix which is a US service) and buy a wireless router, hook it into the modem and off you go (ask the BestBuy staff if you need more specific direction).
Other issues: your Netflix question - are you thinking about on demand Netflix as opposed to their rental service? If so you need some device set up to access the service (Netflix will sell you one, and you can also make it work using an Xbox or Sony PS, for example). Right now the only content you can download to the ATV is what you get from iTunes.
If you look at past posts here you will see that opinions vary on the adequacy of the iTunes library and quality of the video. Some of us, including pretty heavy users, are more than satisfied by what is available in terms of content and quality. Others are not. It won't take you long to figure out who is in what camp.
You do not say if you use iTunes / want to have a user-friendly interface to play music without having to have the computer on and running iTunes. If you do, then this is a big plus for AppleTV.
Last point, if you think you may be a very heavy user of download material (to an AppleTV or anything else) and are seduced by the promise of HD, there are two things to bear in mind: firstly, Netflix doesn't offer HD movie downloads, and iTunes only provides HD movies to rent (but you can purchase or rent standard def movies, and TV shows are available in HD); secondly, HD offerings are large files so make sure that there are no download limits from your ISP!

I have a suggestion for apple about iPads

I think that apple should team up with monster beats by dre to come out with the first ever I pad beats. Many of us are looking for a quality sound In iPad by adding this to the iPad we would be able to hear better quality music and watch movies with HD sound. Hope you take time and consider it.

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I have a suggestion for Windows iTunes. Make a Widget for it.

Make a Widget that displays the lyrics to songs in a streaming fashion.
Build it into iTunes.
It you want to get fancy, you can have a aero effect in the background of the streaming lyrics.
Where there can be video clips, or slideshows as a transparent background on the widget that's streaming the lyrics.
If you want to get fancier than that.
You can make it screen size,
If you want to get fancier that that.
Make it so that other people can create transparent backgrounds that can be added to a library, and upload them so iTunes users can access them easily using advanced search options.

The best way to submit a suggestion to Apple is through the iTunes feedback page. It'll be more likely to get to the appropriate people within Apple that way.

Suggestion for Apple or Third-party software company?

My first question is, where should I post the following suggestion for an improvement in FCP or for the creation of a third party software – suggested sites, blogs, etc.?
Next, my recommendation, and then my explanation of the reason why (including my personal semi-disaster):
Recommendation: That someone create a “Project Management” software for FCP (essentially a file management program that runs in the background) that organizes and tracks all of the files created during editing/post production – including the log/capture or log/transfer of the original footage, the audio files, stills, effects, etc, AND all of the files created by the program -- Live Type, Motion, Soundtrack Pro, and Color (especially color). The reason for this is that FCP has an incredibly complicated filing system that results in shots, files, documents, etc., being distributed all over the place – and not all known to the filmmaker or identified in the documentation. And, that condition can lead to disaster – see below.
Explanation: I just finished my first HD project using Studio 2, including sound track pro and color. After completing what I though was the absolute final version, I burned a one-off DVD and ran it by several filmmaker and non-film maker friends. They all spotted a small sound problem with one cut, so I went back to tweak it – and discovered that ALL of the footage had gone offline. I had nothing, nada, zilch. I had saved earlier sequences (rough cut, polished cut, etc.) and all the original footage appeared, but I had taken the final version into color for some corrections and adjustments, and ALL of those shots/files were missing.
After burning what I believed to be the final cut, I had cleaned up my hard disk, moving stuff to my backup hard disk, to my RAID array, and to the trash. So, after the initial shock and complete panic, several hours of searching all of these drives, led me to the file that contained the files that contained the color corrections – in my trash, which fortunately had not been emptied. I have no idea where the files were before or how they got into the trash – obviously they were not added to the scratch disk with all of the original footage.
Part of the difficulty of finding the shots was the discovery that color creates a file folder, that holds a set of file folders, each of which holds only one shot. In order to reconnect, I had to move the parent folder to the desktop, and then move all of the shots, one at a time. into a single folder, and then point reconnect to that folder. Problem solved.
However, now I face that question of archiving the project, moving all of the files off my hard drive so I can use the space for my next film, and I am terrified that I will leave something out, and not be able to recover the project in the future. Having a project management software that organizes and coordinates all of that would be a lifesaver – and well worth the purchase price.
Anyone who would like to explore this idea, please feel free to contact me – [email protected].

You've just learned a hard lesson. Put your current energy into your education, not finding a way to wallow in ignorance.
There already is a hardware device that will do what you want. It's called a "manual". In particular, the sections that relate to "where the program stores media". Pay very close attention to those sections and set up your computer so that all the scratch and storage pointers are aimed where you want. It's very simple to have them all go to one drive.
Then, when it's time to archive the project because you are starting a new project, just purchase another hard drive for the new project. They are absurdly inexpensive these days.
Remove the drive with your project to be archived from your computer (since you now know how to keep all the files organized, they will be all together) - and plug in a new disk for the next project.
If you want a backup, use carbon copy cloner to simply duplicate the drive (or simply just copy the relevant folders- you'll know which ones) to another drive (or get a RAID 1 device)
good luck,
x

IWEB SUGGESTIONS FOR APPLE

First, if Apple actually takes the time to read these Discussions, let me say, "Thanks!" I love Apple.
Second, I don't claim to be an expert, nor do I consider myself a uber-geek with incredible technical prowess.
I've just been playing around with iWeb, and have some suggestions for future updates, another 'Wish List' if you will;
1. The improvements to iPhoto are numerous and impressive, but iPhoto could use just a more photo tweaking in the realm of jpeg sizing. This would help integrate it with many iLife apps, especially iWeb.
2. GarageBand, likewise, also keeps getting better and better, but it too could use a little boost in the way it deals with file size and the overall affect on one's system. Just having the old 'go to GarageBand Help' popup gets a little frustrating. Optimizing should be more directly accessible in the user interface.
3. Creating easy access to, and integration of third party 'add ons' would be a really great way to deal with the current iWeb blogging limitations. Just as with many other blog systems, users could choose which various plug in enhancements they want on their iWeb blog.
If Apple made blog plug-ins easy to do, everybody would win. As with FireFox, for example, a community of iWeb enthusiasts could help develop and build iWeb into a super powerful app, via such user chosen add ons. Perhaps iWeb could be 'opened' up just a bit more, to let some more community light shine in?
That's just my two cents.
Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong or just plain crazy, or post your own suggestions.
Thanks.
iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.4) iBook, Airport, Original iPod, Bondi Blue, what about you?

Make sure you send your iWeb comments directed at Apple to them via the iWeb > Provide iWeb Feedback menu item. Ideas for Garage Band and iPhoto are better posted in the forums and feedback channels devoted to those programs than here.

I am so frustrated and can't get Apple to help. I have charges on my bank statement for Apple ITunes and they occur every day or so. I've removed my credit card number but they continue. How can I stop these? My bank says I have to contact apple.

Please help. How can I get Apple to stop charging my bank for purchases. They are showing up every other day. I removed my credit card number from my account. That has not helped.

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Suggestion for Apple

Hi everyone! There are some tiny stuff that bugs me on day to day basis when im using my iphone 4. Like when my background music stops when I enter facebook and stuff like that.
Therefore i suggest that apple makes an application where suggestions and bug reports can be sent to apple directly from it. I think its something very necessary to have in order to make the product iphone even better.

I opened my ipod app played some music and went into facebook and the music didnt stop playing so im not sure whats going on with your phone but it continues to play no matter what I do on my phone

Suggestion for Apple re: iCloud

Perhaps it should be clearly stated on http://www.apple.com/icloud/setup/ that it DOESN'T WORK on 2nd Gen iPod touch. It would be nice to have that stated for other customers. I just wasted a lot of time trying to trouble shoot why it wasn't working even though (as suggested) I had updated to the latest version, and that would have fixed it right there. All I am trying to do is sync my calendar with the one on my spouse's iPod touch!
Additionally, it would be really great to know that someone from Apple ever looked at this. Apparently, I would have to pay money to submit a suggestion.

You can make a suggestion to Apple here:
Apple - iPod touch – Feedback
However, th elink you provided includes:
iCloud requires iOS 5 or later on iPhone 3GS or later, iPod touch (3rd generation or later), or iPad; a Mac computer with OS X Lion or later; or a PC with Windows Vista or Windows 7 (Outlook 2007 or 2010 or an up-to-date browser is required for accessing email, contacts, and calendars). Some features require iOS 6 and OS X Mountain Lion. Some features require a Wi-Fi connection. Some features are not available in all countries. Access to some services is limited to 10 devices.
Tejh 2G iPod can only go to iOS 4.2.1

Suggestion for Apple iTunes product: Karaoke

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