iTunes 7.0 Special Report: Re-purchase required for higher resolution
iTunes 7.0 Special Report: Re-purchase required for higher resolution
Note that if you previously purchased iTunes Store videos (prior to iTunes 7.0) and want the new 640x480 resolution, the videos will need to be re-purchased. In other words, you cannot receive the 640x480 version of a video for free if you already purchased the 320x240 edition.
Index:
- AAC files and mobile phones: Problems playing, possible fix
- Accessing iTunes media in iMovie, other applications: Problems and fixes
- AirTunes streaming broken? Store issues? Enable IPv6
- Album browser confusion
- Artwork issues: How to make album covers portable, problems dragging and dropping
- Authorization problems: Unable to playback purchased media, more
- Brighter video display
- Downgrading (reverting) to iTunes 6.0.5
- Downloading purchased media: -50 errors, other
- Equalizer not appearing, fix
- Incomplete ID3 tags for converted files
- Inexplicable crashes: Bad plug-ins, other fixes
- iPod synchronization issues: Problems transferring music, crashes, making sure software is up to date
- Make sure you are using QuickTime 7.1.3
- Older versions of iTunes locked out from store
- Play/skip count discrepancies
- Playback problems with audio and video: Fixes (including disabling OSS 3D)
- Podcast problems, inadvertently deleted: Fixes
- Re-purchase required for higher resolution
- Release notes
- Satellite-based connections: Problems downloading media with
- Screen redraw slowness
- Slow music importing/conversion: Fixes
- Smart playlists not updating on iPods
- Store preview problems
- Two tracks playing simultaneously
- Using multiple libraries, selecting library at startup
- Volume Logic incompatibility: Workaround
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