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Engadget Podcast 169 - 10.31.2009
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Xavier Gill @ Jun 30th 2007 12:34PM
Vista users already know that iTunes doesnt really work for us. But the update will come one day...right?
Jason @ Jun 30th 2007 6:21PM
itunes works fine for me in Vista. The only issue I had with it was podcast syncing back in beta but it's been fine for months now.
Jeff P. @ Jul 1st 2007 12:45AM
Amen to that. iTunes and QuickTime have been a pain in the butt ever since I got Vista. It's not like Apple had no warning that Vista was coming. All I want is to be able to play .mov and .mp4 files without crashing. I know, I know, VLC player plays them and I've got it installed but doesn't it seem strange that I've got to install a third party app in order to play Apple's video formats? There are a host of other problems that I pray will get fixed SOON but hey, it's Apple, and that means they'll fix it when they darn well please.
Aaron @ Jul 1st 2007 3:49AM
Using Vista Ultimate and iTunes. No issues so far. (Except for the disaster that was iTunes 7.0, but those problems have long since been resolved.)
RickyC @ Jul 1st 2007 10:37AM
Uhh yeah I've been using iTunes on Vista for the last month or two, synching my iPod, buying songs, listening to music, downloading podcasts, etc. I haven't seen any problems. The only problem I did have was Quicktime's plugin crashing Firefox... But just disable DirectDraw acceleration and it's all fixed.