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Hi, Sorry for not posting here since the iTunes 7.1 release. I'm having a hard time making Multi-Plugin compatible with iTunes 7.1. Some features like iPod Hebrew support and even the iTunes menu got totally broken. But I'll fix them eventually.

I've tested it on a clean install and it worked fine. I'll try to upgrade from iTunes 6 later, maybe that's the problem. btw, you can try getting the normal iTunes installer and installing Multi-Plugin separetely. v2.5.1 is pretty stable.

The installer installs the Lucida Grande font, so it's normal behavior. Did you see any error message when you open iTunes? If not, did you open it using it's shortcut or straight by opening iTunes.exe, or throught a widget/docklet or something? widgets/docklets might suppress some error messages.

King Of Chaos: I don't know, it works for me. jokieman: #1. Did you enable it and pressed OK in the preferences dialog? The Preview thing only works if it's already enabled. Soniku: I haven't tested the web update for a while. I'll check it out. xizor227: When I have the time, I'll fix it by separating the font numbers of the top, middle and bottom parts of the iTunes window. vbmenu_register("postmenu_440438",

It is in the Multi-Plugin preferences tab, near the upper right corner. The font is a little hard to notice though. You can also right click C:Program FilesiTunesMPlugin.dll, click Properties, and see the Version tab.

Yes.

I don't know, depends on it's success. Maybe with every major version, since it's a lot of work to make this installer every time.

This special release combines the installation the latest versions of iTunes and Multi-Plugin (iTunes 7.0.2 + Multi-Plugin 2.5.1), making it easier than ever to install both. A great opportunity for new users to try the smartest and easiest-to-use music player for Windows, with the extra functionality provided by Multi-Plugin. Among the features Multi-Plugin brings to iTunes are skins, Foobar2000 passthrough for better sound quality, greater multimedia keyboard support, and much more: Appearance Options Skins: You may choose a skin in the iTunes preferences dialog or use the default i

That's the purpose of it - to make iTunes think you have a lower version so you could downgrade.

Multi-Plugin has been updated to 2.5.1. All the Foobar2000 issues I know about have been resolved

Never thought about it I'll do it.

For some reason Foobar2000 0.9+ doesn't like my DLL and/or the way I inject it. I've been trying to fix it for quite some time but it never works well under all circumstances. That's the reason the Foobar2000 window shows up from time to time, the Settings button doesn't work, and some people are having problems with certain output plugins of Foobar. I'll try to write a separate DLL for Foobar2000 and see if the problem persists.

Do you have Multi-Plugin? I don't know if they work without it. If you do have Multi-Plugin, make sure you didn't change the titlebar to anything except the default or "%Artist - %Name".

Here are some files I made long ago to control iTunes. iTunesRemote.zip

Can someone replace the 2.4 release sticky with this one and lock the previous one? Thanks.

I have to rewrite the taskbar/always-on-top features, they hardly work since v0.6 or something. I hope I'll do it in the next release.

I've tried Konfabulator with iTunes Remote widget and AveDesk with AveTunes, and I don't have the problem. If I could recreate it, I think I could fix it quite easily. I'll just deny any COM requests to iTunes until it terminates, so programs won't be able to start it until it's fully closed.

The hebrew update for your iPod is up.

I never knew there were iPods with a generation ID of 11. Please post the iPod_11.1.2.1 file and I'll make a hebrew version of it. btw in HP I meant Hewlett Packard, the printer company. There used to be an HP branded 4G iPod. Edit: Nevermind, I have the file.

Well I tried to do it, but it doesn't work well, no matter what I do. Anyway, In Vista there is a selection box anyway, and it can probably be changed to the grey OS X selectio box via resource editing or such.

zondajag: I've never had the iTunes-doesn't-close problem. I guess it's caused by iTunes widgets and such. Can you tell me which widget program and widget are you using so I could test it? Kayufa: Do you have the HP 4G iPod by any chance? I'm not sure the hebrew support feature works for those. It might help if you tell me the generation identifier of your iPod, for this you should go to C:Documents and Settings%USERNAME%Application DataApple ComputeriTunesiPod Software Updates, and you will see file(s) like iPod_xx.x.x with an iTunes icon on them. Post their names here. If you don't see any

nrossow - What skin problems? You mean the Amora skin? it's developer needs to fix it. You can do it manually, but it's a bit complicated. tbowie - It will never work in XP due to the OS limitations. It works fine in Vista though. Kayufa - I've just tested it here, with a 5.5G iPod, and it works. Make sure you have a direct connection to the internet, it won't download if you need a proxy.

Yes. It's fixed. I'll look into it.

It has nothing to do with iTunes downgrades. This feature is about downgrading the iPod firmware.

That's a great idea. I'll start working on it tomorrow. But don't count on me, I'm not even sure it's possible.