iTunes 7.1.1
Posted by Emil Protalinski on 16 March 2007 - 22:00 · 16 comments & 7520 views
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#1 Posted by Andy-Roo on 16 Mar 2007 - 22:34
- I would love it if Apple could release patches which will upgrade the previous version to the latest version. It's somewhat tedious having to re-download the entire 40 MB package every time they make a minor update.
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#1.1 Posted by andrewpking on 16 Mar 2007 - 22:40
- I was just thinking the same!
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#1.2 Posted by DjmUK on 17 Mar 2007 - 01:48
- And that's why I no longer use Nero Burning ROM...exactly the same problem, 100 MB to download the 'Full' setup instead of an update patch. Bluddey annoying I must say!
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#1.3 Posted by Justin- on 17 Mar 2007 - 05:59
- Quote - (DjmUK said @ #1.2)And that's why I no longer use Nero Burning ROM...exactly the same problem, 100 MB to download the 'Full' setup instead of an update patch. Bluddey annoying I must say!
Eh? The Nero update (really just the full version as is on disc) is 190MBs, downloading right now.
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#1.5 Posted by amrinders87 on 18 Mar 2007 - 21:31
- Quote - (Justin- said @ #1.3)Quote - (DjmUK said @ #1.2)And that's why I no longer use Nero Burning ROM...exactly the same problem, 100 MB to download the 'Full' setup instead of an update patch. Bluddey annoying I must say!
Eh? The Nero update (really just the full version as is on disc) is 190MBs, downloading right now.
Nero has an update utility. Open Nero Start Start Smart, go to the last tab click Product Setup. It only downloads what you need.
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#2 Posted by Foub on 16 Mar 2007 - 22:45
- Maybe they figure that their user base isn't bright enough to use a patch? After all, they don't even allow them to upgrade their Macs on their own. Doing so violates the warranty.
Before anyone asks, yes, I have an iPod 60g video that I had won in a contest last Summer and I'm using it with a PC. -
#2.1 Posted by macrosslover on 16 Mar 2007 - 23:19
- well technically on dell,gateway etc..."normal" pc's your warranty is void if you upgrade and open the case without their permission as well, just alot of people either don't know or most companies don't bother to enforce.
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#2.2 Posted by Morpheus Phreak on 17 Mar 2007 - 22:42
- Quote - (macrosslover said @ #2.1)well technically on dell,gateway etc..."normal" pc's your warranty is void if you upgrade and open the case without their permission as well, just alot of people either don't know or most companies don't bother to enforce.
That's not true and hasn't been for years.
All Dell requires is that you purchase the parts from their online store. If you do that then you are still covered under warranty.
Hell Dell even lets you overclock their PC's these days if you have one of the higher end XPS models, all without voiding the warranty as well.
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#3 Posted by duhk on 16 Mar 2007 - 23:07
- fricking apple, why don't they ever elaborate a little more on the damn issues, so i can know what is fixed and what isn't.
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#4 Posted by +Shadrack on 16 Mar 2007 - 23:42
- It says that the new version "addresses a number of compatibility issues with Windows Vista." However, the download page still just reads that the windows version is for "2000 or XP."
Hmmmmmmmmmm.................
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#5 Posted by heylove on 17 Mar 2007 - 04:11
- i think i'll just download it and install it. no big deal.
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#6 Posted by Justin- on 17 Mar 2007 - 05:53
- I downloaded it earlier today and I have iTunes 7.1.1.5?
I really wish they'd speed up things with the PC version, it's just down right slow (and it's NOT my PC).
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#7 Posted by berk1a on 17 Mar 2007 - 19:09
- "addresses a number of compatibility issues with Windows Vista." but WHAT specifically...
I would venture that the majority of iPod owners run Windows based systems...
And the newer generations of iPods require an installation of iTunes just to activate the iPod...
Not that I actually do this a lot but I do have an 80g Video iPod with a couple of downloaded/"purchases"... that just lockup and are unable to run under Vista...
in iTunes...
It is no wonder that many countries are going after Apple for selling "properties" that are so proprietary that they can only run with their software that at this point can't even run those.
One would think with all the delays that Vista had that there would have been many opportunities to address a heck of a lot more of these issues.
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