We are just rolling right along with the approvals.
I just received email confirming that not only do we have authorization to use the "iTunes COM for Windows SDK", but that we are encouraged do so if it meets any of our needs.
The iTunes COM for Windows SDK is under Apple's equivalent of an Open Source Software agreement, but since it was developed by their staff, so far as credit is given to Apple Corp. for their work in the development.
Of course I could not promise more than a listing here at this forum, and the folks at Apple are fine with this.
This post now officially serves as credit given for the use of Apple's iTunes COM for Windows SDK, developed by Apple Application and Development team.
Have fun folks, and apologies for the approval to have taken so long
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sgtevmckay wrote:Requests for an iTunes controller have been floating around for years, apparently no one has built one for Rainmeter.
We are looking for someone to build a skin, and if necessary a plugin (dll) for this. With the help of btodoroff, and Dragonmage, I have made available the apple COM SDK for Windows package for iTunes controll
It can be downloaded here:
http://magisesse.com/rainmeter.aspx
The package to download will be:
iTunes SDK Package (Zip)
As of this time I have not gone through the package, but it is virus free, also it is the latest iTunes COM SDK for Windows from Apple.
Apple's description is as follows:
iTunes COM for Windows SDK (ZIP) 267 KB 2008-07-15
This SDK provides header files, documentation, and sample JScript files demonstrating how to use the iTunes for Windows COM interface. COM is the Microsoft technology, similar to AppleScript on Mac OS, that allows programmatic control of iTunes from languages like JScript, Visual Basic, C#, and C++. This SDK requires iTunes for Windows version 4.7 or later.