Apple released iTunes 9.1.1 for both Mac and Windows last night...
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Every once in a while a video hits me unawares and quicktime tries to download and install. From past experience I absolutely ban quicktime from my computers. Same with itunes. Never used it, never will. The JesseJobs gang will never get a dime from me
Installed on both Macs. Starts up much faster.
My question is when are they finally going to do decent multithreading on iTunes. There is no reason that converting a movie to iPhone/Touch format should make the user interface slow and unresponsive. And the convert only uses max 100% of the 200% I have available, while other video converters use around 160+%.
And I thought MS had a lot of updates.
Apple Releases ITunes 9.1.1
By Dan Moren, Macworld.com
If you've been dealing with some iTunes glitchiness, then it's time to launch Software Update and rejoice. Apple on Tuesday released iTunes 9.1.1, a fix-filled update to the company's media software.
Don't look for much in the way of new functionality in this version. According to Apple, the update addresses several stability issues with the VoiceOver accessibility system, a usability issue with VoiceOver and Genius Mixes, problems converting songs to 128kbps AAC files while syncing, and other sundry stability and performance niggles. There's also a version for the 64-bit flavors of Windows Vista and Windows 7 that deals with a third-party software conflict that could cause iTunes to unexpectedly quit.
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