Well, this is going to sound totally insane, but none the less iTunes
seems to be working ok. At least, I've been able to get in and out of a library
file more than twice, and the gremlin didn't do something to it overnight
either. But here is the weird part. I had created a new library,
Hi,
That is odd indeed. Did you have a copy of the iTunes app anywhere else
outside the Applications folder that you are aware of? Applications that you
attempt to run from other places often do cause weird problems that are
inconsistent and difficult to figure out. Just for safety, you may
I'm not aware of any other copies of itunes application, but I didn't look for
any; sounds like a good idea.
Mary
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Well, ok, it didn't eat the file. But I can't open it. After getting the
library rebuilt and thereby losing all of my playlists, not a happy story, it
opened fine exactly twice. And now, no dice again. Same error message about the
library file having been made with a newer version of itunes
Hi,
If your iTunes Library.xml file is still on your Desktop, then you should have
been able to put it back into the iTunes folder and regained access to your
Playlists. I agree, there seems to be something bigger going here and it's
difficult to diagnose via eMail. Try holding down the
Hi there!
Noting your other post about weather or not to upgrade to Mountain lion or not!
It might be that you will need to so you can use the latest iTunes!
I'm only guessing but your message implies this with the [newer version ] part
of your problem!
HTH Colin
On 12 Jun 2013, at 18:45, Tim
Well, the notes for this latest version of iTunes say it is compatible with
Snow Leopard. And since my original download came via software update, I think
it is reasonable to suppose that at least Apple thinks this version is ok to
run on SL.
Mary
Mary Otten
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Yes, the latest iTunes is totally compatible with Snow Leopard. Something in
your iTunes system is corrupt or messed up in some fashion. I've never seen
this problem recurring like in your case. I'm interested to hear if a new
Library file changes anything.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
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