[robg adds: I've heard this before, but I'm not sure why it would work like this...]
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On my old iBook (G3/ 10.1.5/ 500MHz), I found that the visual effects very slow after upgrading to iTunes 4. Unselecting the option "Use OpenGL" brought back the speeds I was accustomed to.
[robg adds: I've heard this before, but I'm not sure why it would work like this...]
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Speed up iTines 4 visuals on older Macs
I'm wondering if the amount of the video RAM on that older iBook is the problem. This would be similar to not being able to use Quartz Extreme on anything less than 16 meg of *video* RAM.
Speed up iTines 4 visuals on older Macs
I've looked through the preferences and menus and I can't find this option -- where is it?
Speed up iTines 4 visuals on older Macs
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Speed up iTunes 4 visuals on older Macs
That's fine for iTunes's own visualizer. Too bad it's not available for G-Force though. I wonder if there's a way...
Speed up iTines 4 visuals on older Macs
You have to be in any other mode but "full screen" to be able to see the Options button.
Speed up iTines 4 visuals on older Macs
"iTines?" Maybe it's slow because of all the forks.
heh ... and sorry!
Early morning and I find myself easily distracted such that I make typos due to lost ... was I saying something? :)
Speed up iTunes 4 visuals on older Macs
Ah thanks! Finally I can use Visualizer again on my iMac 233! :-)
Speed up iTunes 4 visuals on older Macs
Even more interestingly, this option has different effects depending on use in Fullscreen/Window mode. My machine is a Dual-2.0 G5 with Radeon9800 and a 20 inch Cinema Display, and here is my experience:
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