HELP!
A few weeks ago at my parents' house my iTunes did something weird. It took forever to load up and it said something like it's "transferring the library" or something, and, anyway, it said the file was corrupted and I didn't have access privilege anymore. When I rebooted the system it all seemed to be working perfectly.
Fast-forward to last night. It did the same thing: took forever to load, said it was "transferring the library" or "importing" or whatever, and then it flaked and said the file was corrupt and I didn't have access privilege.
After that I went into the MP3s individually and tried playing them on iTunes and Media Player. Nothing worked. The tunes did not play.
The funny thing is I just tried playing the MP3s right now and they all play normally from what I can tell. What gives? My iTunes Library, though, is completely wiped out so I guess I have to import all the MP3s again to iTunes.
Any ideas on what's up?
Freaking technology!
"It is a pity that we know so much about Christ, and yet enjoy Him so little."
- Charles Spurgeon
- Charles Spurgeon
Friday, April 13, 2007
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Comments on "iTunes, I Don't Love You Anymore":
2. Bird
- 04/13/2007 9:56 pm CDT
Itunes is simil iustus et peccator.
Huh? Doesn't "peccator" mean either sin or fish?
5. Alan
- 04/14/2007 12:44 am CDT
It's an old phrase (from Luther, I think?), at the same time righteous and a sinner. In other words, Itunes oscillates between being the devil and an angel.
6. Mandi
- 04/14/2007 8:58 am CDT
We use Rhapsody. It is 14.95/month and we get unlimited downloads to the MP3 plus we can listen to any music on the computer.
7. Damon
- 04/15/2007 10:28 pm CDT
iTunes is crap. Go to www.redchairsoftware.com and get their iPod app...I use the one for the Creative Zen and it is awesome.
My wife has had similar weirdness. Itunes is simil iustus et peccator.