iTunes 6, music videos and TV shows at iTunes Music Store

i got itunes for to get the episodes for lost but its only available in the usa,how do a get them to work for me since am in the uk and it says a can only download in the uk store help plz

Just download Quicktime again if you want the update.

For Music Videos you can buy you have to select "Music Videos" under the "Genre" Menu. The Music Video link under the "inside the Music Store" toolbar takes you to free music videos that are streamed. Rather poorly designed imo.

Oh, hey, there's Software Update with iTunes 6 and QT7.0.3. Fingers crossed for no crashy.

Tom, I'm with you on just watching TV Episodes on my Mac (14" iBook G4). Anyone besides me waiting for Software Update rather than just Downloading off of the websites?

The question I have (beyond why I can't download episodes of Lost in Canada yet) is mainly about the TV Shows. Anyone have any idea if these are in good quality, or only 320xwhatever, and also, if they ARE in good quality, can they be bought and watched just on a Mac? Cause that would he HOT, especially if they allowed new eps to be downloaded right as the currents ones were airing, or like in an hour or something. Cause I'd DEFINITELY pay $2 or $4 or whatever to watch a good quality version of Lost, especially if I could download it faster than Bittorrent. Not that I do that, of course.

Can't download movie trailers in a format to put on the new iPods. That's disappointing.

Ok, so I was wrong. Installing QT v7.0.3 fixes the playback issue. My grip about the price of videos in the UK still stands.

ok i think it might be awhile before the videos come up because if you look on http://www.apple.com/itunes/videos/ you see a screen capture of itunes 6 with lost on the screen. they have more than 3 videos to choose from on that screen shot and there are only three in the store right now

Here are my questions that I bet some others have: 1) Can the *TV shows* be backed up to a data CD? I see that it says music videos can, but no clear word on the TV shows. This would be a make-or-break feature for me. 2) How will quality compare to a typical 350 MB avi d/l'd through bittorrent? 3) Is it the 320x240 resolution that indicates these will definitely not be in widescreen?