[iTunes] is it safe to upgrade now?

[Terry Pogue]

Oh Yikes. I should have said that I am also on a Mac when I said that the newest iTunes is fine. I keep forgetting that iTunes now runs on PC as well. Can't speak to that. I never run Windows altho I have it on all my Macs.
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On Jan 14, 2011, at 11:16 AM, Ken Stevens wrote:

> Hi Becca:
> 
> I can only personally speak for iTunes 10 on the Mac.  It is very stable and hasn't given me any cause for concern.  My brother has Windows and I recently installed iTunes 10 for him.  So far, so good.  He loves the program especially where he can play his music through remote speakers from iTunes.  Make a backup of your system then upgrade to iTunes 10.  That way you can revert if you don't like it.
> 
> Ken
> On Dec 1, 2010, at 11:24 AM, Becca wrote:
> 
>> I'm still using iTunes 9.something. Every once in awhile it bugs me to upgrade, but the last I heard iTunes 10 wasn't very stable. Still, iTunes 9 is starting to behave oddly, which usually means it's time to upgrade. Is it safe? 
>> 
>> I have no real need to upgrade. I don't have an iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch - we're all using old Nanos. but today, when I went to sync my iPod, it seems to have lost all my podcasts (the podcast names are there, the episodes "can't be found" and when I try to refresh my podcasts, nothing happens. I tried to do a connectivity test, and iTunes froze and had to be forceably shut down.)
>> 
>> -becca
>> 
>> 
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