iTunes Companion
by Knut
iTunes Companion is a highly customizable, highly functional iTunes remote which searches for album cover art for your current iTunes track at amazon.com and downloads it to your hard drive. The next time you play that track, it finds the image on your hard drive. It searches for artwork in your iTunes Library before going to amazon.com. You can also choose to save the art to iTunes.
The Widget also searches for song lyrics. Lyrics are saved right into iTunes, so you can also see the lyrics … More
The Widget also searches for song lyrics. Lyrics are saved right into iTunes, so you can also see the lyrics … More
Current Version: 6.6
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December 04, 2008 · version 6.5Broken
The 6.6 version on this (yahoo's) page does not work for me, however the version on the author's page (http://homepage.mac.com/knut/iTunes_Companion/home.html) worked perfectly the first time I ran it. Someone reported it had a virus, but I scanned it with symantec and it is clean.
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December 12, 2008 · version 6.5
CAN'T FIND LYRICS
hey
this is a great widget I really liked the idea, but i can't get any lyrics...every time i try to search them it says "lyrics in a separate window" and thats it...or the other button which sends me to google but i can't put the lyrics in the widget.
however on the preferences i have disabled the option of "open lyrics in an independent window"
can anyone help me??
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November 28, 2008 · version 6.5
Whats curl, and whats always going to the internet
Hi.
Would be a 4*, but whats annoying me: it always wants to connect to the internet (via Yahoo Widget or via Curl), even thought thats not needed because I already have every cover.
What would make it nicer: a rezisable (to pull) cover window to a size I want, not only small, big , bigger.
Greets,
Mike
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November 29, 2008 · version 6.5
Donationware - I´m reducing to one *
Sorry guy, but your annoying "gimme money" popup is a pain in the ass.
I thought widgets are freeware, and by downloading I can´t find a hint stating that you will keep up begging users for money.
Thats - sorry - ridiculous. Either its on me (voluntary) or you should not distribute it this way.
Mike
