If you’ve made a screen recording using Quicktime X, you’ll likely have difficulty importing it into Final Cut Pro 7 because of its variable framerate.
The easiest way to resolve this is to take the file through Compressor first — ProRes 422 Progressive will be great. Frustrating, but whatever.
Or will it?
If you’re setting up a new computer and have Authorized This Computer (Store -> Authorize This Computer) already, it seems weird that iTunes won’t let you just sync your apps from the device.
For whatever reason, you ALSO need to “Transfer Purchases from” the iPhone or iPod in question. Crazy huh? Nevertheless, it’s actually pretty straightforward.
Just got an “Unable to Purchase” error while updating a bunch of different apps on my iPhone using the App Store.
It didn’t affect the actual upgrade, but the error appeared twice before I entered my iTunes password — after a quick search it seems the problem is related to changed system times. I hadn’t attempted an update since before daylight savings started here three days ago, so I’m assuming that is the reason.
For me, this didn’t actually prevent anything from working — but leave a comment if you’ve had more specific problems. If time related, it’s a curious limitation on the app store indeed (app rental?). More likely it’s just some boring transactional code playing up, but who knows…
It’s almost as if they were solely trying to convert me (well, you know, and every other media geek on the planet). FCS2, CS3, and a lounge-room media centre all in pride of place. Perfect.
Steve Jobs writes some thoughts on the state of digital music which cause me to smile quite a lot. Maybe it’s time to download iTunes afterall.
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