Originally posted by beetsnotbeats:I'm pretty sure the Fair Use doctrine applies here and makes it ok for artwork for the CD your listening to be displayed in iTunes.
Album art is also copyrighted so they may be simply covering their ass.
What will the keynote bring?
Originally posted by vansmack:"Fair use" applies to personal usage, not corporations like Apple. That means it's OK for you to copy Beatles album artwork and paste it onto your MP3s, but it's not OK for Apple to distribute album artwork unless Apple has permission to do so. They don't have permission from the Beatles. They almost assuredly have some blanket agreement giving them permission from whatever distributors The Smiths and Dangerdoom are signed with.
I'm pretty sure the Fair Use doctrine applies here and makes it ok for artwork for the CD your listening to be displayed in iTunes.
Secondly, the update didn't kill your hard drive. Chances are that your hard drive was already having problems before the update, but you just didn't notice it. The update just touched a lot of files and made the problem noticeable. In the future try using SMARTReporter (or equivalent) to monitor your hard drives.
Originally posted by Darth Ed:that link says that it doesnt work on firewire drives
Secondly, the update didn't kill your hard drive. Chances are that your hard drive was already having problems before the update, but you just didn't notice it. The update just touched a lot of files and made the problem noticeable. In the future try using SMARTReporter (or equivalent) to monitor your hard drives.
at least after 14 hours or so the data recovery software is finally making some progress, looks like i may be able recover alot of the files
that zune is gonna be more expensive than the ipod.
if its not, i will be very surprised.
if its not, i will be very surprised.