iTunes 8.2.0.23 For Linux is combination of high-quality universal player, Jukebox, and Online-service for downloading songs from iTunes Music Store, which provides access to more than 800 000 titles. Options: can automatically prepare playlists to CDs ripva without loss of quality through its built-Losless Codecs, to search one or more music libraries through the feature "Party-Jukebox", to share your music with friends or publish it on the Internet supports Streaming, has built-in recording and CD-, CD Cover Creator, may examine and organize collections of music files and even pictures, in addition, contained in themselves and the latest version of QuickTime Player.

As expected, following the sale of Suffle 4 Gb iPod, Apple has revamped one of the most used multimedia players in the world: the iTunes 8.2.0.23 For Linux. The main improvement of iTunes 8.2.0.23 For Linux, iTunes 8 is compared to the performance improvement program, improvements in access to libraries of content from large exploration by the iTunes Store, substantial improvements in the synchronization of the iPod / iPhone and the optimizing photos for synchronizing the iPhone / iPod.

According to Apple, the list of features associated with iTunes 8.1 is the following:

• Allows synchronization with the iPod Shuffle (third generation).

• Allows users to request songs on iTunes DJ mode.
• Adds the Genius sidebar for films and television programs.
• Improving the performance of the application to download iTunes Plus songs.
• Auto function provides for manually managed iPod.
• Allows the import of CDs with the same sound quality than iTunes Plus.
• It includes numerous improvements for accessibility.
• Allows the disabling of independent iTunes U and iTunes Store from the panel "Parental Control".

Furthermore, while will be updated to iTunes 8.2.0.23 For Linux, Apple has updated Front Row to improve compatibility with iTunes 8.1.

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Release Date: 2009-6-3
OS: Win 9x/ME/2K/NT/XP/Vista

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