Itunes Coverflow is showing up black!
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Have you made any changes to your properties?
Using a PC right click on your desktop and select properties
Find the Tab that says Settings.
In the lower right hand corner you will see a button that says (Advanced) - Click it. This will then take you to another pop up menu.
Find the Tab that says Troubleshooting.
You'll see a sliding carrot that is associated with your 'Hardware acceleration' If this carrot is not on 'Full' (all the way to the right) slide it there.
Click OK, then OK again to exit properties.
Close iTunes, Then Reopen iTunes.
The album covers should be back. If not do as suggested before and reinstall your iTunes software.
I hope this helps.
Using a PC right click on your desktop and select properties
Find the Tab that says Settings.
In the lower right hand corner you will see a button that says (Advanced) - Click it. This will then take you to another pop up menu.
Find the Tab that says Troubleshooting.
You'll see a sliding carrot that is associated with your 'Hardware acceleration' If this carrot is not on 'Full' (all the way to the right) slide it there.
Click OK, then OK again to exit properties.
Close iTunes, Then Reopen iTunes.
The album covers should be back. If not do as suggested before and reinstall your iTunes software.
I hope this helps.
Sup, had this problem. Fixed it, by reinstalling itunes, I didn't delete itunes, or anything like that. Just went to itunes and downloaded Itunes again, and clicked on the option to fix, and whatever reason it worked. I also read on some other post you have install something called something 9, and that same program had something else to download. I down loaded these both, before reinstalling Itunes. But I don't know if you need to. Just simply redownload it and hopefully it works
I had the same problem. Turns out my Direct X acceleration was turned off. Turn it back on by running DXdiag and make sure your direct x is working properly.
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mine is dong this aswell, butive tried updating the software (re downloading) itunes 3 times... and its STILL black......help?
My problem is identical. I reloaded Itunes, No positive result. I've seen a normal screen since I classified my sytme (via Configration screen). However this doesnt work anymore. Still a black cover flow window. I use Windows 7
Thank for replying and I tried it just in case that would do it but no luck....thanks for trying either way!!
Anyone else want to give it a shot???? Please.
Anyone else want to give it a shot???? Please.
I had exactly the same problem. I went to https://www.apple.com/itunes/ and downloaded iTunes software and installed it again. That`s all I did and it worked.
My system is a MacBook5,1 and the version of iTunes I tried is iTunes 9.0.2 for Mac OS X.
By the way, you do not need to uninstall your previous iTunes version.
Good luck.
My system is a MacBook5,1 and the version of iTunes I tried is iTunes 9.0.2 for Mac OS X.
By the way, you do not need to uninstall your previous iTunes version.
Good luck.
I am also running Windows and tried every suggestion above. I had recently formatted my hard disk and reinstalled everything & the coverflow just wouldn't work. After trying all the above I finally decided to reinstall my graphics drivers and after restarting my PC, my coverflow returned - Hooray!
hi,
try to update the iTunes or make sure that you have adobe flash player.
if you don't have it, try this link to get it:
http://ccm.net/telecharger/telecharger 91 adobe player
hope this helps.
try to update the iTunes or make sure that you have adobe flash player.
if you don't have it, try this link to get it:
http://ccm.net/telecharger/telecharger 91 adobe player
hope this helps.
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