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In Reply to: "iTunes has a much easier library manager" posted by Chris from Lafayette on December 21, 2016 at 14:22:15:
I haven't noticed the loss of manually input metadata in my iTunes library but I have to admit that I haven't used iTunes a lot since playing with Roon. The cool thing with Roon was that it discovered my iTunes library with no user intervention at all and built it's own database to manage. I believe it also pulls in a lot of metadata from it's own service over the internet. For example, missing album art in my iTunes library magically appears in Roon. ;-)
I read a recent stat that mostly agrees with what you said about Mac revenue being fairly small in the grand scheme of things for Apple, but I also read (and have a chart somewhere) that shows MacBook Pro sales far exceeding other laptops in the past few quarters. But, laptop sales are probably a fraction of what we see for smartphones and tablets these days across the board.
I'm happy with my 13" 2012 MacBook Pro. My wife has a newer 2015. We see no reason to upgrade at the moment as they both work perfectly, like the day we bought them.
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- RE: "iTunes has a much easier library manager" - AbeCollins 15:34:53 12/21/16 (5)
- Macbooks have appalling service in the UK - andy evans 05:41:20 12/23/16 (1)
- I've had outstanding service here at US Apple Stores - AbeCollins 06:38:02 12/23/16 (0)
- I had to upgrade my iMac last week - Chris from Lafayette 17:02:14 12/21/16 (2)
- RE: I had to upgrade my iMac last week - AbeCollins 20:30:38 12/21/16 (0)
- My mid 2011 Macbook Airi is about to go... - Ivan303 18:47:21 12/21/16 (0)
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