Katie MarsalTo support iTunes movie rentals and other features, Apple has rolled out a bevy of new patches for its media playback tools. Also, the firm has slipped in an iMovie fix.
Both iTunes 7.6 and QuickTime 7.4 have been made available to support Apple's new iTunes Movie Rentals service.
All are available now for Mac OS X and require Panther or later.
Front Row 2.1.2
For Mac OS X Leopard systems, Front Row 2.1.2 adds compatibility with the latest version of iTunes. It also applies several bug fixes, Apple says.
iMovie 7.1.1
In addition to its playback-related updates, Apple has also issued iMovie 7.1.1.
The patch specifically resolves problems with sending movies to a .Mac Web Gallery. It also improves the video editing software's stability and several other minor issues.
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Both iTunes 7.6 and QuickTime 7.4 have been made available to support Apple's new iTunes Movie Rentals service.
Is anyone able to rent videos? I'm not seeing any options other than purchase, and I don't recall any mention of, "this feature will enabled by February."
Is anyone able to rent videos? I'm not seeing any options other than purchase, and I don't recall any mention of, "this feature will enabled by February."
I believe they said 2 weeks
Any issues with updates yet?
Just curious.
Any issues with updates yet?
Just curious.
I have an issue: Airdisk on my Airport Extreme Base Station has not worked reliably since Leopard came to town. Where's THAT update?
I believe they said 2 weeks
Thanks... I must have missed that.