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In the early 2000‘s iTunes had some pretty neat features- it supported a handful of non-Apple mp3 players including my Rio and Motorola SLVR. It had a pretty de
by nemosaltat 4y ago
In the early 2000‘s iTunes had some pretty neat features- it supported a handful of non-Apple mp3 players including my Rio and Motorola SLVR. It had a pretty decent encoder and great AppleScript support. One of my first “software projects” was an AppleScript droplet that accepted an dragged audio file, the sermon from the church where the owner ran the sound booth, and output a 128kbps and 64kbps audio file for upload to the church website. I remember getting excited when the color changed, indicating a new version (Green>Purple>Blue IIRC). I curated my music library in it, carefully cleaning and updating id3 tags for LimeWire (and later BitTorrent)-acquired albums. iTunes will always hold a special place in my heart, “Music” with its generic generic icon just can’t bring me the same joy.