This update also provides performance improvements when searching and sorting large iTunes libraries.įor information on the security content of this update, please visit: /kb/HT1222. Multi-Disc Albums. Albums with multiple discs now appear as a single album.Improved Songs View. You can now enjoy your album artwork while in Songs view.In addition, a progress bar is now built right into MiniPlayer. New MiniPlayer. MiniPlayer now includes a beautiful new view that showcases your album artwork.This version of iTunes comes with several new features and improvements, including: This groups the entire album together as a single album, rather than showing them as separate albums.Īpple’s official release notes for the 11.0.3 update are as follows: The multi-disc albums is fairly self explanatory, and is only relevant to album collections that span multiple discs, like anthologies and greatest hits collections. You can go through the process of filling in artwork yourself, or better yet, let iTunes do it for you, which works very well, even with obscure albums, so long as music in your iTunes library is well labeled and has appropriate meta data.
VIEWING ALBUM ARTWORK ITUNES 11 TV
To get the most out of the revised MiniPlayer and album art song view you’ll want to be sure you have as much album cover art in your library as possible. NEW: Ive created a new tool, Apple TV Shows & Movies Artwork Finder, to support the new 16:9 aspect ratio used in the TV app in iOS 12.3, macOS Catalina, and Apple TV.There is also a whole host of additional artwork including ultrawide banners, logos, and parallax files.
Select “Songs” from the list view options in the main iTunes media screen.By adding album art you can spruce up the appearance a bit here, and you can even adjust the size of the album art. You can now add album art to the “Songs” view, which is usually the default view and shows a simple list of all songs. The album art player has also been around a long time, but it too has been revamped in iTunes 11.0.3 to include some more functionality, like the ability to AirPlay songs and provide direct access to Up Next.īoth options provide for a much smaller screen footprint of iTunes, and if you’re overwhelmed with desktop window clutter they’re pretty great to help ease the mess and focus on work again. The primary change with this version is the inclusion of a small thumbnail showing the album art of a playing song, and slightly flatter button graphics:Ĭlicking on the album art itself then launches into the revised album art player: To access the revamped mini player, toggle the minimize button to shrink to the miniaturized player. The iTunes MiniPlayer has always been around, but it’s been improved upon in the latest version.
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