If you're not too crazy about the "Chrome" look of iTunes, this fella has a mod that brings back the colored icons.


http://www.macthemes.net/forum/viewtopic.php?id=16805795


It works in Snow Leopard perfectly... Dunno about Lion.

And strangely, this newest version, 10.6.1 didn't update or replace the Library that holds the iTunes.rsrc file like it's done every time before. My colored icons remained after I updated from 10.6 to 10.6.1.

Fixed a problem I had in 10.7.3 where iTunes 10.6 would quit almost instantly after I selected my connected iPhone 4S or iPad 1 in the devices list. Don't recall whether I saw the same issue with 10.6.8.

Another problem that may/may not be related to iTunes 10.6 was that syncs of my old iPhone 3G running 4.1 would not complete. Will try it later.

Trying to sync iThingies is just about the most negative experience I've ever had with Apple products; seems to fail at least 25% of the time, no indication why, no cure except maybe groveling through the web for other people's experiences and fixes.

A sinking feeling every time. I hate hooking them to my Macs because of this.

The Address Book to Contacts syncing issue for older iPods has not been fixed, and I suspect it never will be. Luckily Automator came to the rescue.

Did anyone experience any kind of distortion in the sound with 10.6? I was getting a rather grainy sound to my songs and thought the problem with with Audio Hijack Pro and some plug-ins that I use. Then I tried a different music player and found that it sounded really good. So I went back to iTunes 10.5, and the distorted sound ceased. Apple needs to quit rushing things to market like this. Ambition is fine, but it needs to be tempered with quality control.

Auto Size All Columns appears to be broken in 10.6. It doesn't adjust to the full width on the Names column.

"Cound not purchase "". An unknown error occurred (3027). This was an error in the iTunes Store. Please try again later. [OK]

can't add cover to multiple files and breaks the icon preview for mp3 files in finder.
not nice at all...

Can somebody explain to me why I cannot delete albums/songs from my iTunes Playlists anymore? This has been the case ever since I upgraded to 10.7 & iTunes 10.4. I've also repaired permissions. "delete" is just greyed out in the menu and pressing delete on my keyboard doesn't do anything either.


tia

iWow gets killed with this version :(

would not be so bad if Apple EQ wasn't just sh*t.

Ever since upgrading to v10 I've been having problems with shared library access. My old iMac G4 (10.3.9) hosts an extensive library - too extensive to load it all on my 2010 MacBook Pro 13" - so I access it over my Airport Extreme. I had no difficulties with viewing audio or video until I upgraded; I could watch full-length movies over the AirPort, despite the difference in iTunes versions. Now any video of significant length fails, often hanging the client iTunes instance, and forcing a restart of the server instance before the library can be accessed again (although it still seems to run fine on the iMac directly).

Also notable is that when the video window first opens, it displays a jumble of recognisable bits and pieces of previously displayed information (from FireFox, various applications, etc.), which disappears after 1-2 seconds. It's like it's dredging up old data from the video RAM and displaying it before it resets.

I can still listen to audio of any duration - I've even tested it on hour-long files - and I can still view the videos fine directly on the iMac, I just can't access them remotely now. Since I cannot upgrade the iMac any further, does anybody have any suggestions on how to deal with this? I'd rather not downgrade my MacBook Pro to v9.2.1 again, but I'm not sure what other options I have; the latest upgrade to 10.2.2 saw no improvement. Any help would be appreciated.