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DESCRIPTION
TuneBar The driving concept behind TuneBar has always been its simplicity and unobtrusive design. Accessible in ways that provides iTunes control and information within mere seconds, TuneBar 3 is going to take your iTunes experience to a whole new level.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 3.5:
  • Expanded upon Skins Engine
    • Improved Volume Slider - Better Graphics Support.
    • Alternate Position Tracker - Makes use of Vector Graphics with an appearance similar to that of an iPhone Progress Bar. (Will be featured in SlimBar 2)
    • An Alternate Search Field - Makes use of Vector Graphics. (Will be featured in SlimBar 2)
  • Various Bug Fixes
    • MAJOR bug fix that caused TuneBar to slowdown when used on Mac OS X 10.5.2.
    • A number of smaller fixes have been made along with old redundant code being stripped from TuneBar.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.5 or later, iTunes 7.4 or later Growl (only if you plan on using Growl for your Notifications).


SCREENSHOT

Developer:Tom Hancocks
Downloads:12,993
  - Version d/l:539
Home & Personal:Music
License:Shareware
Date:24 Mar 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$12.00
TuneBar User Reviews (21 posts)Write A Review
Apr 19 2008

SPLUNK23  tunebar 3.5. -- search function -- is not working on my macbook intel 13.3"

whenever I search for a song, nothing happeny

no matter which preference setting - search function doesn't work at all.

As to me this would be the killer feature, I have to delete the app and use SizzlingKeys again  (Version 3.5)

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Nov 15 2007

TFINDLAY  I emailed the author about this but received not reply. It appears that using TuneBar to switch playlist doesn't actually switch the playlist in iTunes.

If I start a playlist in iTunes and then use TuneBar to switch to another playlist that part works. However, if I pause the tune in the new playlist when I unpause it the paused tune does not resume. Instead the original playlist starts over.  (Version 3.1)

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Oct 14 2007

IRIDESNOW  To Ivanovitch: I run TuneBar (2.7.2) on a dual monitor set up and it seems fine. This is on a DP G5, not an Intel. I also have it installed on an MacBook Pro, but I haven't used it there other than to start it up, set my preferences, and make sure that it worked.

Can you be more descriptive about the instability you see?

One thing I did notice is that if you use the standard TuneBar notification (instead of growl), then it does assume the left side monitor isn't there (it slides the notification off the right monitor and onto the left monitor). However, that's not a really a problem, and if you switch to using Growl notification, then it's not an issue at all.

In terms of the CPU issues I saw with earlier versions, that seems to be resolved. I still see CPU usage spike up, but that's to be expected. The constant CPU usage I saw before isn't happening.  (Version 2.7.2)

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Oct 9 2007

IVANOVITCH  Warning: not just unstable, but doesn't play nicely with dual-screen setups (plugging in an extra monitor causes problems, removing a monitor causes system instability).  (Version 2.7.2)

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