Apple Event on September 12th

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<MadPict> Itunes now 5th largest retailer in us of music

<MadPict> Will pass amazon by beginning of next year.

<MadPict> 21 countries itms - #1 in every country

<MadPict> ITunes app get most significant update ever

<MadPict> Itunes 7

<MadPict> Source list now includes library with sep libraries for all forms of media

<MadPict> Store now has own section, devices have their own sections, playlists too

<MadPict> All in left column

<MadPict> All in left column

<MadPict> Top now has new views

<MadPict> Three pos switch

<MadPict> List view is old. 2nd view is album view with art and tracks

<MadPict> If you don't have album art not as good. Now itunes will give away missing cover art for all music in library if you have itunes account.

<MadPict> For free.

<MadPict> Third view is best. Cover flow view.

<MadPict> Lets you rapidly find what you want by album cover.

<MadPict> Flips through album art on a timeline

<MadPict> Works on playlists too

<MadPict> It works for tv shows etc too.

<MadPict> 45m videos purchased and downloaded

<MadPict> Itunes tv shows 5 shows at start

<MadPict> Now up to 220 shows.

<MadPict> 1 network is now 40 networks

<MadPict> New network nfl added today

<MadPict> Whole 2006 season added today

<MadPict> 1.99 per game or 24.99 season pass

- Sourced from iLounge IRC

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jackwanders

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Today wer'e annocing free missing albm cover art for all the music in your library if you have an itune acct. itunes will automatically download it for free

Ok. That's bad ass. I started downloading album art the other day and only got to 'C' before giving up. This is nice.

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Hm.. the flipping through Album Art feature sounds like its been nicked from another program! I don't remeber the name but I downloaded it on my iMac not that long ago! :|

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saxondale.

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Now, all of this video is encoded with the best encoding in the world, H.264. We've been distributing it at 320x240. Today, we're going to take that up a notch to 640x480. That's 4x the resolution. iTunes 7 also has seamless playback for video.

Hm.. the flipping through Album Art feature sounds like its been nicked from another program! I don't remeber the name but I downloaded it on my iMac not that long ago! :|

haha yer, i had that!

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