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For me, iTunes was quite good on Mac. It's the Windows experience that has always been an afterthought, for example: why is there not an option to turn off "bla
by judge2020 4y ago
For me, iTunes was quite good on Mac. It's the Windows experience that has always been an afterthought, for example: why is there not an option to turn off "black out other monitors when going full-screen on a movie"?
- smoldesu 4y agoI didn't even mind it on Windows, honestly. The installation process was convoluted and it was a bit resource-heavy to run, but I liked it more than Winamp and Windows Media Player at the time. It was a flawed port, but still nice to use.
- cptskippy 4y ago> why is there not an option to turn off "black out other monitors when going full-screen on a movie"? Here was my train of thought on reading that: Who voluntarily uses iTunes? Who voluntarily uses iTunes on Windows? Can you watch movies in iTunes on Windows? Why would you ever want to do that? Blacking out other monitors on full-screen? That's a pretty novel idea, I've never seen that before. Apple would never implement such a cool feature on a competing platform.
- devin 4y ago- You stream music from Apple Music - You have purchased video/tv content on your Apple TV or other iOS device - You want your podcasts sync'd across your devices