Sunday, 27 May 2012

Setting up Home Sharing for Apple TV (2nd generation and 3rd generation)

You can use the Home Sharing in ITunes 10.2 or later, and the Apple TV to share photos ITunes library and any computer on your home network.

Setting up Home Sharing in ITunes on your computer

1.Open ITunes on your computer.
2.Select Advanced> Enable Home Sharing.

3.Enter your Apple ID and password that you use to store Itunes, then click Create Home Share.

4.To share personal photos with Apple TV, select Advanced> Select a photo to share .... and enable the option to share your pictures. For more information, read this article.
5.Repeat steps 1 through 4 for each computer that you want to use for Home Sharing.

Tip: Do not forget to use the same Apple ID and password on each computer you intend to use for Home Sharing.

Setting up Home Sharing on Apple TV

1.On Apple TV, select Computer> Turn On Home Sharing.
2.Enter the same Apple ID and password that you entered on your computer (s) and click Finish.

After the Home collection has been included, Apple TV automatically find ITunes library on your home network, which are home to include the collection using the account name you vveli.Razdelyaemye library will appear in Computers in the main menu, Apple TV.

iPod for Windows: Connecting multiple iPod devices to iTunes

While ITunes for Windows allows you to connect multiple devices simultaneously bet on the same computer for charging, you can not synchronize data from your computer on all the IPod devices at the same time.

Although, FireWire and USB-connection will allow multiple devices IPod should be connected to a computer at the same time, ITunes for Windows works best with an IPod connected simultaneously. If you plan to connect multiple devices IPod on the same computer, IPod remove any devices that you do not use Itunes.

About the security content of iTunes 10.6

To protect our customers, Apple does not disclose, discuss or confirm security issues until a full investigation and any necessary patches or releases are available. To learn more about Apple Product Security, see the Apple Product Security website.

For information about the key security products Apple PGP, see "How do I use to protect the products Apple PGP Key."

Where possible, CVE IDs are used to reference the vulnerabilities for more information.

To learn about other Security Updates, see "Security Updates Apple».

ITunes 10,6


      WebKit

      Available for: Windows 7, Vista, XP SP2 or later

      Consequences: The man-in-the-middle attack while watching the ITunes Store via ITunes can lead to an unexpected application termination or arbitrary code execution

      Description: Multiple memory corruption exist in WebKit.

      CVE-ID

      CVE-2011-2825: wushi of team509 working with Zero Day Initiative, TippingPoint's

      CVE-2011-2833: Apple

      CVE-2011-2846: Arthur Gerkis, miaubiz

      CVE-2011-2847: miaubiz, Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome team safety of AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2011-2854: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2011-2855: Arthur Gerkis, wushi of team509 working with iDefense VCP

      CVE-2011-2857: miaubiz

      CVE-2011-2860: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2011-2866: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2011-2867: Dirk Schulze

      CVE-2011-2868: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2011-2869: Cris Neckar in Google Chrome security team use AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2011-2870: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2011-2871: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2011-2872: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) and Chris Neckar in Google Chrome security team use AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2011-2873: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2011-2877: miaubiz

      CVE-2011-3885: miaubiz

      CVE-2011-3888: miaubiz

      CVE-2011-3897: pa_kt working with Zero Day Initiative, TippingPoint's

      CVE-2011-3908: Aki Helin in OUSPG

      CVE-2011-3909: Google Chrome Security Team (scarybeasts) and Chu

      CVE-2012-0591: miaubiz, and Martin Barbella

      CVE-2012-0592: Alexander Gavrun working with Zero Day Initiative, TippingPoint's

      CVE-2012-0593: Lei Zhang community of Chrome

      CVE-2012-0594: Adam Klein community of Chrome

      CVE-2012-0595: Apple

      CVE-2012-0596: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0597: miaubiz

      CVE-2012-0598: Sergei Glazunov

      CVE-2012-0599: Dmitry Gorbunov from SaveSources.com

      CVE-2012-0600: Marshall Greenblatt, Dharani Govindan in Google Chrome, miaubiz, Aki Helin in OUSPG, Apple

      CVE-2012-0601: Apple

      CVE-2012-0602: Apple

      CVE-2012-0603: Apple

      CVE-2012-0604: Apple

      CVE-2012-0605: Apple

      CVE-2012-0606: Apple

      CVE-2012-0607: Apple

      CVE-2012-0608: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0609: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0610: miaubiz Martin Barbella using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0611: Martin Barbella using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0612: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0613: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0614: miaubiz Martin Barbella using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0615: Martin Barbella using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0616: miaubiz

      CVE-2012-0617: Martin Barbella using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0618: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0619: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0620: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0621: Martin Barbella using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0622: Dave Levine and Abhishek Arya of Google Chrome Security Team

      CVE-2012-0623: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0624: Martin Barbella using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0625: Martin Barbella

      CVE-2012-0626: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0627: Apple

      CVE-2012-0628: Slawomir Blazek, miaubiz, Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome team safety of AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0629: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team

      CVE-2012-0630: Sergio Villar Senin of Igalia

      CVE-2012-0631: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team

      CVE-2012-0632: Cris Neckar Groups use Google Chrome Security AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0633: Apple

      CVE-2012-0634: wushi of team509 working with Zero Day Initiative, TippingPoint's

      CVE-2012-0635: Julien Chaffraix community of chromium, Martin Barbella using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0636: Jeremy Apthorp on Google, Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome team safety of AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0637: Apple

      CVE-2012-0638: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0639: Abhishek Arya (Inferno) from the Google Chrome Security Team using AddressSanitizer

      CVE-2012-0648: Apple

Important: Mention of third-party Web sites and products for informational purposes only and constitutes neither an endorsement nor a recommendation. Apple is not responsible for selection, performance or use of the information or products on third-party Web sites. Apple provides this only for the convenience of our users. Apple has not tested the information found on these sites and makes no representation as to the accuracy or reliability. There are risks associated with the use of any information or products found on the Internet, and Apple assumes no responsibility in this regard. It should be understood that the third-party site is independent from Apple, and Apple, has no control over the content on this site. Please contact the vendor for additional information.

Setting up iTunes and DVD Player for digital surround sound

To play back movies that contain a digital surround sound encoded audio to your computer using the DVD-player or ITunes. You will need to connect the Mac to the following home theater receiver:

1 TOSLINK (optical digital audio) cable connected to your Mac, which has an optical digital audio port, which is as follows:
2 TOSLINK (optical digital audio) cable with a mini-TOSLINK connector or a mini-TOSLINK adapter to connect to a 3.5 mm optical digital audio output jack (for use with portable Mac) of the HDMI-cable (for model Mac Mini, which uses HDMI). Installing ITunes for playback of content in surround sound

Movies purchased or leased from ITunes Store frequently both stereo audio and digital surround sound tracks. By default, your Mac will play back stereo audio tracks. If you want to experience digital surround sound, you need to connect a Mac to a home theater receiver via TOSLINK (optical digital audio cable).

In Itunes, click the "speech bubble" icon to view a variety of audio choices, for example, "English (Surround)". If the surround sound option is not available or if the icon is not displayed, make sure you use the equipment and content that is encoded with digital surround sound.

Creating a DVD-player to output surround sound

You can easily adjust the output on your computer for surround sound equipment with the application DVD-player. Open DVD-player (from your application, or by inserting a disc the film), then choose Preferences from the menu, DVD-player. Click the "Configure Disk" icon and change the sound of your surround speakers:

Make sure that you only have one application to play trying to use a digital surround sound (open) at the same time.

Adjust the sound device in System Preferences

Make sure that the audio output Mac, configured to use a digital connection to the panel, the audio output preferences, especially if the installation does not work weekends, using the DVD-player and / or if you frequently change the sound settings out. To access the settings:

1. With the Apple menu, select System Preferences.
2. On the View menu, select a sound.
3. Click on the panel display.

For example, if you hear only the sound plays through the built-in speakers, you will need to change your power settings surround the device. If you use ITunes to play Dolby Digital content, it can output sound through the surround sound speakers automatically.

You can also adjust the balance control and the overall volume level of the output sound preference panel system.

If you notice that some speakers play a big part of the surround sound balance control may need to be adjusted to the center position. LFE (or subwoofer) can not always play audio when other speakers have done, this is normal because this speaker is designed only to reproduce low frequency sounds, which may not always work.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter a particular media, which in your opinion, surround encoded, but it does not play in surround sound, consider connecting compatible surround sound receiver between the Mac and speaker hardware (with the appropriate digital output) to avoid the decoding of questions .
Additional information

Background

Digital surround sound is the result of multi-channel digital audio, and data compression technologies such as Dolby Digital, which lets you use more than one channel audio output through a single connection. Not all music and video content is encoded with surround sound, when it is produced. Examples of content that is often encoded with surround sound are DVD-ROMs and movies purchased or rented from Itunes. When the music and movies are not encoded with surround sound, their sound will play as a regular two-channel stereo instead.

A common method of digital surround sound is to use a 5.1-channel home theater receiver to decode multi-channel audio surround sound. There are many versions of digital surround sound, but most of them based on the five channels (or columns) surround sound setup. It consists of left and right front speaker, left and right surround (rear) speaker, and LFE (or subwoofer) speaker.

The use of surround sound with professional applications Apple,

To learn more about the use of surround sound with professional audio to Apple applications such as Logic Pro and Soundtrack Pro, see this article.

Using a TOSLINK cable

TOSLINK (optical digital audio) cable is used for digital audio connection between your Mac and surround sound (or third-party audio devices). Cables use the orientation that only allows them to be properly inserted into one side of your Mac, or other audio device. A small, protective cover is used on many models Mac, which have a Toslink port to dust. Simply pressing the cable into the port slowly automatically open the protective cover and allows the cable correctly.

Tip: You may have to remove the plastic protective cover from the end of the cable before using it. In some cases, the cable may not display properly inserted into the optical digital audio port (even though inserted with correct orientation) to a small plastic shield is removed from the end of the cable. It is recommended that you use a protective coating, if the cable is not connected actively to prevent the ingress of dust (or damage) at the end of the cable.
Important: Information about products not manufactured by Apple, is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute a recommendation or approval from Apple. Please contact the vendor for additional information.

iTunes accounts for students

Having one account ITunes, that your child can use for school and at home allows the student easy access to all of his or her school content, notes and documents, even after the student leaves school.

Personal ITunes your account can be used by students at the school in many ways, including:

     1.Accumulation of codes of educational content purchased on behalf of the student, such as textbooks
     2.Maintain records in iBooks and synchronization of records between multiple devices with IOS, such as schools, owned and personally owned IPad IPod Touch
     3. Log in courses on ITunes U
     4. Re-download the content of education, depending on the circumstances
     5. Add a personal data in the student's school-owned device IOS, if permitted by school policy

In addition, your child can sign up for a free account iCloud, using the same Apple ID is used to account for Itunes. With the score iCloud your student can:

     6. Automatic storage of personal data iCloud, and automatically keep it up to date across multiple devices, such as IPad in school and IPod Touch or your Mac or PC at home
     7. Use the Find My iPhone, IPAD, IPod Touch or Mac to search for a lost or stolen device
     8. Automatically save documents on education to date between multiple devices, IOS, such as the IPad at school and at home IPod Touch

If this is the first time your child will experience ITunes Store service, or are asked to create an ITunes account may have some questions about how it's done and how the service can be used.

iTunes U: Frequently asked questions

On ITunes U and directory applications ITunes U

Where can I find the application ITunes U?

You can download the application free of ITunes U from the App Store for iPad, iPhone or IPod Touch.

This application is ITunes U is available in any country in the App Store?

Yes, ITunes U application and ITunes U content is available in all countries App Store.

What are the requirements to use the application ITunes U?

* You can use the application on ITunes U iPad, iPhone or IPod Touch with firmware 5 and ITunes 10.5.2 or later.
* You must have ITunes Store account to download content from the catalog of U Itunes.

How to access the directory ITunes U?

Using ITunes U application for access to the directory ITunes U. Click on the icon of ITunes U and your bookshelf appears. In the upper right corner, click on the bookshelf, and catalog flips around to reveal the directory ITunes U. From the catalog, view the more than 800,000 free training courses, lectures, videos, films and other resources.
Control ITunes U content

Courses and collections from the catalog ITunes U loaded on my iPad, iPhone or IPod Touch?

Yes. When you press the button to download or subscribe, ITunes U app will get the item to the bookshelf.

Can I download from a catalog ITunes U to use your computer?

Yes, you can view and download from the ITunes U directory on your computer, but some of the content can only be accessed by applications using ITunes U.

Can I create a backup of the contents of ITunes U to download?

Yes, everything you download from the ITunes U directory will be automatically added to the library ITunes next time you sync the device with your computer.

May I present content from the catalog, U ITunes?

No, you can not give the content of the catalog, U Itunes.

Is there a limit to the number of courses or collections can I have?

Number of courses or collections you may have in ITunes U applications varies depending on the amount of free space on your device. Appendix ITunes U does not limit the number of courses or collections may be on your bookshelf.

What if I can find, of course, my instructor in the catalog ITunes U?

If you can not find a course, your instructor in the catalog ITunes U, you will need to contact the instructor to register the URL of course.
ITunes U application functions

ITunes U Can an application for audio and video are included in the courses or collections?

Yes.

Can I print or email your recordings and PDF-files from the application ITunes U?

Yes, you can print the PDF-files, and notes that you took.

Does ITunes U application includes a dictionary?

Yes, you can see from the definition of the word application ITunes U with the built-in English or Japanese vocabulary.

Can I create the Notes?

ITunes U application includes a built-in Notes tab. Create a Course Notes or browse book notes, bookmarks, and points made in the books you read in the course of using the Notes tab. To view the book notes, bookmarks, and points, click Notes, then the book Notes.

Can I change my course on my bookshelf U ITunes?

Yes, you can change the course of your bookshelf U ITunes, press and hold the course, moving the course where you'd like. You can also sort the rates in Appendix ITunes U, switching to the list and clicking on any bookshelf, Titles, suppliers or categories of buttons.

Can I read your course while my device is in airplane mode?

Yes, you do not need an Internet connection to read the ITunes U content you have downloaded.

As courses from the catalog ITunes U is present in all the rooms?

Courses from the catalog to download ITunes U to use special features built into the iPad, iPhone and IPod Touch.

iTunes Store: How to set up a bank card and add money to your account in China

Select a section below that is most appropriate for your situation.
Creation of bank cards

Setting up credit cards on your computer

Use an existing store through ITunes (Apple ID)

1. Open Itunes.
2. From the store, select View My Account.
3. Click the Edit button to the right type of payment.

4. Choose the credit card logo and enter your billing address, then click Next.
5. Select the amount you wish to transfer into your account ITunes store and pick your card you would like funds to be transferred, and then click Next.

6. Click Finish. Your browser will open the website of your bank card. Note: Some Web sites of banks that are not compatible with all browsers, you may need to copy and paste the URL in the site map of the bank in a different browser.
7. Follow the instructions on the website by credit card to complete the transfer.

Create a new account ITunes Store (Apple ID)

   1. Open Itunes.
   2. From the store menu, click Create Account.
   3. Click the Next button.
   4. Read the terms and conditions and check the box to agree with them, and then click Agree.
   5. Complete the form and click Continue.
   6. Click on the logo of bank cards and enter your billing address, then click Create Apple ID.
   7. Check your e-mail will be sent to the email address you provided. Click on the Verify link in the email. If you have not received a confirmation email, click Email Resend Ping at the store Itunes.
   8. As soon as your email address has been verified, you will be returned to the store Itunes. Select the amount you would like to add to your account and credit card you would like funds to be transferred from.
   9. Click Continue after you have selected the preferred number and bank cards.
10. Click Finish. Your browser will open the website of your bank card. Note: Some Web sites of banks that are not compatible with all browsers, you may need to copy and paste the URL in the site map of the bank in a different browser.
11. Follow the instructions on the website by credit card to complete the transfer.

Setting up a bank card to the device IOS

Use an existing store through ITunes (Apple ID)

   1. Click the App Store.
   2. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on your Apple ID.
3. Click View Apple ID.
   4. Select the type of payment.
   5. Click the credit cards and then click Next.
   6. Click on the amount you want to transfer your account to store Itunes.
   7. Click on your card you would like to use to transfer money, and then click Next. Please note that only some banks allow money to be added to the device IOS. If your bank is not listed in the select list of banks, you need to make money through your computer.
   8. Select the authentication method you would like to use:

               1. Fill out the form below and click Next.
               2. Click Next.
               3. You will receive a phone call from your bank to authorize the transfer.
               4. After authorization, the funds will be credited to your account store Itunes.

Create a new account ITunes Store (Apple ID)

   1. Click the App Store.
   2. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click Login.
   3. Click Create Apple ID.
   4. Make sure that China is selected and click Next.
   5. Read the terms and conditions and click Agree. If you agree with the terms and conditions, click I agree.
   6. Fill out the form below to create your ID Apple.
   7. Click the credit cards for payment type. Then enter your billing address, and click Next.
   8. Check your e-mail will be sent to the email address you provided. Click on the Verify link in the email.
   9. Safari will open and you will be prompted to enter your Apple ID and password to verify your email address. Enter the Apple ID and password, then click Check Apple ID.
10. Click on "Back to the App Store."
11. Click on the amount you wish to transfer into your account and click the ITunes store to the bank card you would like to use to transfer money. Then click the Next button. Please note that only some banks allow money to be added to the device IOS. If your bank is not listed in the select list of banks, you need to make money through your computer.
12. Select the authentication method you would like to use:

Mobile site
               1. Click on "Go to the website of the bank."
              2. Safari opens the website of the bank card. To complete the transaction on the website of your bank. Once you have returned to the App Store, the transaction will be completed.
          * Mobile phone (if you decide to use your mobile phone you need to make sure that the bank card was created for mobile phones permission)
               A. Fill out the form below and click Next.
               Two. Click Next.
               Three. You will receive a phone call from your bank to authorize the transfer.
               4. After authorization, the funds will be credited to your account store Itunes.

Adding money

Add money to your account ITunes store on your computer

   1. Open Itunes.
   2. From the store menu, select View My Account.
   3. Click the Add button, and money.
   4. Select the amount you wish to transfer into your account store Itunes.
   5. Choose the credit card you would like funds to be transferred, and then click Next.
   6. Click Finish. Your browser will open the website of the bank card. Follow the instructions on the website by credit card to complete the transfer. Note: Some Web sites of banks that are not compatible with all browsers, you may need to copy and paste the URL in the site map of the bank in a different browser.

Add money to your account on ITunes Store IOS device

   A. Click the App Store.
   Two. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on your Apple ID.
   Three. Click View Apple ID.
   4. Click Add money.
   Five. Click the credit cards, and then click Next.
   6. Click on the amount you want to transfer your account to store Itunes.
   7. Click on your card you would like to use to transfer money, and then click Next. Please note that only some banks allow money to be added to the device IOS. If your bank is not listed in the select list of banks, you need to make money through your computer.
8. Select the authentication method you would like to use:

           Mobile site
               A. Click on "Go to the website of the bank."
               B. Safari opens the website of the bank card. To complete the transaction on the website of your bank. Once you have returned to the App Store, the transaction will be completed.
          * Mobile phone (if you decide to use your mobile phone you need to make sure that the bank card was created for mobile phones permission)
               A. Fill out the form below and click Next.
               B. Click Next.
               C. You will receive a phone call from your bank to authorize the transfer.
               D. After authorization, the funds will be credited to your account store Itunes.

View Bank of orders

How to view orders for the bank machine

   1. Open Itunes.
2. From the store menu, select View My Account.
   3. Click the View Bank of orders. Bank of orders in the last 30 days will be displayed.

The bank orders can have the following statuses:

    * Observe: This means that the order is successfully completed, and your money is now available for designated Apple ID.
    * Up: This means that the order of consideration. You will be notified when the order is completed. Orders can take up to 10 days to process.
    * Bank Error: This means that the order could not be performed because of an error the bank. You will get the order number of the bank as a reference. Please contact your bank for further assistance.

iTunes Store: How to delete songs from iCloud

To delete an item from iCloud in iTunes:
1. On a computer game is on ITunes, open ITunes 10.5.1 or later on your computer. You can download the latest version of ITunes here.
2. Click Music on the left side of Itunes.
3. Select the item you want to delete. Right-click and select Delete.
4. You will be asked to confirm this action.
5. If the item you want to remove exists in ITunes on your computer, as well as iCloud, select and delete the item from iCloud.

Tips:

      A) The download button will be displayed next to items that are available for download iCloud, but are not yet available on your computer.
      B) Removal of iCloud can only be done with a computer, which is included in the match Itunes. If an item is removed from the iCloud, this item can not be restored.
    C) If an item is removed from the iCloud, deleted item will be removed from any IPod, iPhone, or IPad enabled ITunes match, which is synchronized with the media library Itunes.

About the security content of iTunes 10.5.1

Important: Mention of third-party Web sites and products for informational purposes only and constitutes neither an endorsement nor a recommendation. Apple is not responsible for selection, performance or use of the information or products on third-party Web sites. Apple provides this only for the convenience of our users. Apple has not tested the information found on these sites and makes no representation as to the accuracy or reliability. There are risks associated with the use of any information or products found on the Internet, and Apple assumes no responsibility in this regard. It should be understood that the third-party site is independent from Apple, and Apple, has no control over the content on this site. Please contact the vendor for additional information.

iTunes for Windows: How to turn off Compatibility Mode

Symptoms

You may receive the following message when you open ITunes:

"ITunes requires Windows 2000 or later.
Please make sure compatibility mode is disabled in the Compatibility tab in the properties iTunes.exe ".

Resolution:

Try these steps to enable the compatibility mode to Windows, with:

1. Exit Itunes.
   2. Windows XP: click Start, My Computer (or double-click the My Computer icon on your desktop).
       Windows Vista and Windows 7 Start menu, select Computer.
3. Open the C: \ drive (or any other drive, Windows is installed on).
    4. Open the Program Files folder or the "Program Files (x86)", if you use 64-bit version of Windows Vista or Windows 7).
5. Open the folder ITunes.
    6. Right-click on the ITunes application (ITunes or iTunes.exe) and from the context menu. Click the Properties button.
    7. Click the Compatibility tab.
8. Uncheck the box in compatibility mode if it is selected.
    9. Windows Vista: Click the "Show settings for all users."
       Windows 7: Click "Change settings for all users."
   10. Windows Vista and Windows 7: Clear the compatibility mode, if selected, and then click OK.
   11. Click the OK button.
   12. Open ITunes and play songs.

iTunes 10.4 for Mac: Older media files may require iTunes to reopen in 32-bit mode

Symptoms
With ITunes 10.4 or later for OS X Lion, you can get the following warning message when trying to play some old media files:

"This movie requires QuickTime, which does not support this version of Itunes."

Resolution

ITunes 10.4 or later for OS X Lion opens by default in 64-bit mode. However, some of the old media files in your library ITunes can still rely on QuickTime, to play, and QuickTime will only work in 32-bit mode. In order to play media that is facing such a problem, you need to open ITunes 32-bit mode, the first:
1.In ITunes, ITunes, select Quit from the menu Itunes.
2.From Finder, select Applications from the menu Go.
3.Locate ITunes in the window.

4.Click ITunes icon to select it. Then choose File> Get Info.
5.Enable option "Open in 32-bit mode."

6.Reopen Itunes.

Mac OS X- Hear your way around a Mac

For those who are blind or visually impaired VoiceOver screen reader technology, which is part of OS X Lion lets you use your computer through spoken description and offers plug-and-play support for Braille displays. If you are using a screen reader, but have trouble reading text on a computer screen, you can have your Mac "speak" the text that you select. OS X Lion also allows you to increase the content on the screen, including cursor and adjust the display contrast to white on black or black on white for better visibility.
See your way around the Mac.

For those who have full or partial hearing loss, OS X Lion allows you to change the system notices from the sound signal into a visual warning. Thus, if an application needs your attention, and not play the tone, Leo flashes the entire screen. Leo also supports playback of closed captioning using QuickTime Player, Front Row and applications, DVD-player. And if you communicate with sign language, IChat and high-quality video frame rate of a camera is a great way to stay in touch with anyone, anywhere.
Talk your way around the Mac.

For those who are difficult to use a mouse, keyboard or trackpad, OS X Lion mouse functions keys, slow keys, sticky keys, on-screen keyboard, customizable hot keys, trackpad gestures, and more to help you navigate Mac. Speakable items allows you to control your computer using your voice instead of keyboard. And your Mac can even help you perform common tasks by recording your actions as you have them and save them for later use.

Mac- Safeguard your data by doing nothing

With virtually no effort on your part, OS X protects against viruses and other malicious applications and malware. For example, he breaks with the hacker technique called "sandbox" - to limit what action programs to run on your computer, what files they can access and what other programs they can run. 2 with FileVault, your data is safe - even if it falls into the wrong hands. FileVault encrypts the entire disk 2 on your Mac, data protection with XTS-128 AESW. Initial encryption quickly and carefully. It can also encrypt any removable drive, will help to ensure that Time Machine backup or other external storage devices with ease. Other security features include automatic randomization library, which prevents malicious commands from finding their targets, and function Execute Disable, which protects the memory in the Mac from attacks.

Download peace of mind.

Innocent-looking files downloaded from the Internet might contain malicious software. That is why the files downloaded from Safari, Mail and IChat examined to determine if they contain an application. If they do, OS X will warn you and warn you the first time to open.
Stay up to date automatically.

In the event of security threats, Apple responds rapidly, providing software updates and security enhancements, you can download and install automatically with one click. So, you are not responsible for tracking updates itself and the installation of all one by one.

Protect what's important.

OS X makes it easy to stay safe online if you check your bank account, sending confidential e-mail, or share files with friends and colleagues. Features such as password wizard helps you to block identity theft, which, after personal data, while the built-in encryption technology to protect confidential information and communication. Safari uses anti-phishing technology to protect you from fraudulent Web sites. If you visit a suspicious site, Safari on the page and alerts you of his suspicious nature.

As a parent, you want your children have a safe and happy experience on the computer. OS X keeps track of even if you can. With simple installation in the parental control settings, you can manage, monitor and control the time children spend on the Mac, sites they visit, and the people whom they communicate.

Mac- Hardware and software made for each other

Easy to use and incredibly powerful OS X Lion offers outstanding performance, excellent graphics and a high level of security.

Since the software on every Mac is created by the same company that makes a Mac, you get a fully integrated system where everything works fine. OS X works with the processor your Mac to provide the best possible proizvoditelnost. Multi-Touch trackpad on all Mac laptops give you more than enough room to pinch, drag and click your way around most of the applications on your system. OS X provides extended battery life for the screen brightness in low light conditions and even regulating the activities of the processor between keystrokes.

Built to perform

On the desktop you see when you launch Mac applications you use every day, all designed for easy and intuitive. If you use ITunes, you're already familiar with how the application will only work on Mac. Of course, do amazing things just require a serious cutting-edge technology, and OS X is loaded with them. Not only that it is built on solid, time-tested UNIX foundation that provides unsurpassed stability, but also delivers incredible performance, stunning graphics, and the industry's support for Internet standards.

Thursday, 17 May 2012

Intel Core i5 and i7 processors

Performance that shouldn’t be taken lightly:.

And the 11 - and 13-inch MacBook Air is now equipped with the latest generation of processors Intel, Core i5 and i7. With speeds up to 1.8 GHz and faster memory, the new MacBook Air gets 2.5 processing performance compared with the previous generation. MacBook Air also comes with Intel HD Graphics 3000 processor, which includes a built-in engine for video encoding and decoding. This means that the experience of playing video and FaceTime calls, which are smoother more responsive and more true to life.

Thunderbolt I/O. Lightning-fast data transfer.

With one port, MacBook Air provides access to the world of high-speed peripheral devices can transmit data up to 12 times faster than FireWire 800 and up to 20 times faster than USB 2.0. Or use the Thunderbolt port for the new Apple, Thunderbolt Displays and turn your ultra-portable MacBook Air, the full desktop environment. Capacity of more than 4 million pixels stunning, enjoying some of the benefits: Gigabit Ethernet, FireWire 800, additional Thunderbolt port, three USB-ports, the camera FaceTime HD, 2.1 stereo sound and built-in microphone. The display will even charge the MacBook Air, so no need to unpack and unravel the power adapter. Two quick connections - MagSafe power cord and cable Thunderbolt - you up and running in seconds. Turn them off and you're on your way as quickly.