R Resist macrumors 68040 Original poster Jan 15, 2008 3,003 93 Aug 15, 2011 #1 Just noticed that some of iTunes hit songs, which normally cost $1.29, are much less in its Music Video version at $0.99. Anyone know why?
Just noticed that some of iTunes hit songs, which normally cost $1.29, are much less in its Music Video version at $0.99. Anyone know why?
R Resist macrumors 68040 Original poster Jan 15, 2008 3,003 93 Aug 16, 2011 #2 One example is Rolling in the Deep by Adele. The single is $1.29, yet the music video is $0.99. As far as I can tell the audio quality is the same.
One example is Rolling in the Deep by Adele. The single is $1.29, yet the music video is $0.99. As far as I can tell the audio quality is the same.
F farmermac macrumors 6502a Jul 23, 2009 779 11 Iowa Aug 18, 2011 #3 Just a question of marketing. You can't exactly play a music video as part of a iPod music playlist No one is going to not buy the video because it's cheaper.
Just a question of marketing. You can't exactly play a music video as part of a iPod music playlist No one is going to not buy the video because it's cheaper.
iDuel macrumors 6502a Jul 20, 2011 775 97 Greece/USA Aug 18, 2011 #4 Its also something to take into consideration that often times, the music video does not play the song straight through, and includes a dialogue scene, which wouldn't be on the 'Song' version.
Its also something to take into consideration that often times, the music video does not play the song straight through, and includes a dialogue scene, which wouldn't be on the 'Song' version.
R Resist macrumors 68040 Original poster Jan 15, 2008 3,003 93 Aug 18, 2011 #5 I do know you can play a music video without seeing the video and I believe it can be part of a play list.
I do know you can play a music video without seeing the video and I believe it can be part of a play list.
H hexonxonx macrumors 601 Jul 4, 2007 4,610 1 Denver Colorado Aug 18, 2011 #6 Resist said: I do know you can play a music video without seeing the video and I believe it can be part of a play list. Click to expand... Yes. Only the audio will play.
Resist said: I do know you can play a music video without seeing the video and I believe it can be part of a play list. Click to expand... Yes. Only the audio will play.
J Just some guy macrumors newbie Apr 5, 2011 22 0 Sep 7, 2011 #7 You should also know that you can download 720 and 1080p vids from youtube free