[Official] Apple WWDC 2011 Keynote


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dang i got hyped for nothing -_-

so ilcoud with itunes doesn't actually store anything but like an XML file of the songs you have on your account? i guess apple making those deals with the record companies was just liscense agreements of people being able to sync purchased music on more then one device...

iTunes Match. $24.99 a year to match songs in my library and get the 'iTunes version.'

Two questions:

1. What if I 'acquire' the song from an online source, get the iTunes version. I have a legal copy...

2. If I quit my subscription do I lose access to those songs?

so for $25 a year they will match the tracks ive ripped myself or bought from itunes that i have in a format and bitrate i like, convert them to huge 256kbps aac tracks and sync to my devices?

hmm no, no thanks, think ill stick to the wifi syncing when at home, not like a buy new music every day

Haha, this is going to be a disaster and help pirates gain legal copies which in turn makes the pirated version legal as a personal backup of the iTunes Match'd version. How is iTunes going to know the difference between a purchased CD and the FLAC+CUE burned CD-R in this case?

I'd be more impressed if they'd offer Apple Lossless from the iTunes Store instead of the AAC 256kbps crap.

so if we download all our songs (which is what i do, wooooooo canada!) all i have to do is subcribe to iTunes Match to get the itunes version of the music i "pirate"?

Likely works the same way as the other iTunes services; works only for music that is purchased from iTunes Store.

iTunes Match. $24.99 a year to match songs in my library and get the 'iTunes version.'

Two questions:

1. What if I 'acquire' the song from an online source, get the iTunes version. I have a legal copy...

2. If I quit my subscription do I lose access to those songs?

1. Your subscribing to the cloud service of uploading music which you haven't bought on iTunes. Wherever you bought it from it wasn't licensed for what you want to do with it

2. You'll lose iCloud access. You can still sync then like you normally would

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