Hmmm that's very strange, just tried playing one of the stations
that's listed in the radio streams source in iTunes, quitting the
application, ,and launching it again, and I couldn't duplicate the
problemwhich you're describing. Everything works fine here, running
the latest version of iTunes and MacOS 10.5.6 with all latest
updates. Try creating another a user account, and opening Itunes when
logged into it? As this may be a problem specific to the account
you're logged into on your system?
On Dec 19, 2008, at 12:28 AM, Jude DaShiell wrote:
1) Everytime any radio station gets played with iTunes quitting
iTunes is possible but starting iTunes up immediately after that
isn't without running verify disk; verify disk permissions, and
repair disk permissions, then restarting the computer.
2) When attempting a second start of iTunes the program goes into
deep space mode and gets lost. Attempting to quit iTunes with
command-shift-escape and telling the computer to force iTunes to
quit fails. The report information gets gathered but it's
impossible to send it to apple. That was probably a deliberately
locked door on apple's part.
3) with a particular radio station highlighted in the iTunes songs
list
the make playlist from selection option remains dimmed; maybe this
is
for situations when multiple items get selected. I tried using this
because I wanted to put a direct link to the particular radio
station
on my desktop so as to have a shortcut to it I could run rather than
going all the way through iTunes cascading menus. As it is I'll
have
to use safari to get the link off the radio station's website itself
and save it that way. Other than that, iTunes is a good program.
