Apple killed off older versions of iTunes... you can't no longer login anymore, unless someone finds a workaround. I still use iTunes 10.7 for my 1550+ tracks. (You can still use it with the iTunes Remote app on iOS 15!)
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Yes, it's 2021, and you can still use Mavericks!
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Well that’s unfortunate. I relied heavily on pulling down copies of album art on iTunes for my CDs and other imports.
There was also a bunch of early 32bit apps from the early iOS days that I wanted to download from the purchased window in there. Guess I’m gonna actually have to get a 32bit iOS device to get these apps again since App Store versions of iTunes don’t exist anymore ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
There was also a bunch of early 32bit apps from the early iOS days that I wanted to download from the purchased window in there. Guess I’m gonna actually have to get a 32bit iOS device to get these apps again since App Store versions of iTunes don’t exist anymore ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
This get_cover_art python script can download cover art from Apple's servers and embed it into your music files. It requires python 3.5 or above, so you might have to install that too. I found (on Monterey) that although it embeds the cover art into your individual music files, for some reason it didn't update the artwork in the album display in the Music app. It's a simple matter to correct that with 'show song info' and 'show album info' though. I haven't tried it with iTunes, but I see no reason why it shouldn't work.
That might actually be the issue I’m having too, on my Big Sur system I literally cannot get any artwork no matter what.
Music.app appears to not like artwork with non-square dimensions - when I imported from iTunes into Music, most of my artwork was ignored. I manually copied out each album cover from iTunes (what a pain) and used the convert program from ImageMagick to resize each jpeg to 400x400 pixels, replacing the original artwork in iTunes with the resized files. When I tried importing into Music.app again, all artwork was imported as expected. I ran the convert program on Fedora, but ImageMagick is available for macOS via Homebrew or MacPorts. Probably someone out there can suggest other ways of resizing on macOS.
You can also tell Music (via Settings) to download artwork, and eventually it will populate most album covers from Apple's servers. This can take quite a long time, possibly several days.
EDIT: you'll probably have to use MacPorts if you want to install ImageMagick on Mavericks, as Homebrew only supports current macOS versions. I personally prefer MacPorts anyway, for ...reasons.
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Sure.
What I did, is downloading a preconfigured file via allmacworld site, clicked on "Got to file" and selected the one for Mavericks (10.9).
After installing it on UTM, you will see which steps you have to follow on the right side.
Then I downloaded an ISO file from here: *** and installed that one according to the earlier mentioned steps.
What I did, is downloading a preconfigured file via allmacworld site, clicked on "Got to file" and selected the one for Mavericks (10.9).
After installing it on UTM, you will see which steps you have to follow on the right side.
Then I downloaded an ISO file from here: *** and installed that one according to the earlier mentioned steps.