iTunes 7.2 lays groundwork for iTunes Plus

I looks like the new iTunes update also brings you lyrics with the songs you purchase from the iTunes Store!

with the latest itunes that i installed today i have one new problem. my ipod will no longer accept mp3s that i ripped from CDs made from ITMS bought songs.

The wikipedia version history page also lists Vista compatibility for iTunes 7.2

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITunes_version_history

Matt: WTF? Now they are starting to offer DRM-free tunes from any label that allows them to. If you aren't going to grant them that, then I'd say that you are being unreasonable.

hi,
@svds: coverflow is also significantly faster than in the previous version on my 1 year old ibook :)
however, it seems to be impossible to turn the new itunes version into graphite appearance mode which makes it a little bit confusing and candy among the other applications :(
anybody else experiencing this? any hints how to solve it?
thanks

hi,
@svds: coverflow is also significantly faster than in the previous version on my 1 year old ibook :)
however, it seems to be impossible to turn the new itunes version into graphite appearance mode which makes it a little bit confusing and candy among the other applications :(
anybody else experiencing this? any hints how to solve it?
thanks

DRM is bad, terrible, and evil! Thus making the new iTunes update bad, terrible, and evil. http://www.eff.org/IP/DRM/guide/

The official announcement from Apple is up:

http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2007/05/30itunesplus.html

Exactly. It all depends on label's choice. A good example would be Metallica - Their US label Elektra agreed to selling Metallica's music on iTunes USA. But the European label Vertigo wasn't hot on the idea. So you can't buy Metallica's song on iTunes UK or France, Germany...etc as of yet.

Admiral, just remember that's the labels choice, not Apple's. Apple would love to do that if the labels would let them. I also hope that the other labels will follow EMI's lead and relinquish control.