vingle pict in iTMS
it only shows when iTunes 1st loads.
vingle pict in iTMS
it doesn't seem to lead to anything special yet, just a PCD vid.
vingle pict in iTMS
it doesn't seem to lead to anything special yet, just a PCD vid.
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Originally posted by Strawberry
Where in that pic should I be looking?
"The Pussycat Dolls: Exclusive Vingle Premiere"
Originally posted by PB
What's the deal with this?
The word 'vingle'.
Originally posted by audiopollution
The word 'vingle'.
Aha, I see, thanks. So this is the name of the new video service from Apple.
Originally posted by edibiase
The gist of the Vingle is that you get the video and song for $2.49, instead of $1.99 for the video and $1.99 for the song.
So now your saying I "have to" pay an additional 50 cents to see Elton John wearing a Chicken suit while singing ?Rocket Man?.
I thought you could play the audio of a music video on your iPod just like any other song. If you access the music video in the "Music" menu, then all you get is the audio. Why on earth would you want to buy both, then?
Originally posted by CosmoNut
So a "Vingle" appears to be the contraction of "Video" and "Jingle," and is a discounted rate for the purchase of a song and its music video. But...
I thought you could play the audio of a music video on your iPod just like any other song. If you access the music video in the "Music" menu, then all you get is the audio. Why on earth would you want to buy both, then?
I hope to God that Apple and Jobs deliver something a bit more exciting than this Video and Single 'Vingle' .
Anyone else on ArsTechnica's IRC channel waiting?
Cheers,
Martin.
Originally posted by CosmoNut
So a "Vingle" appears to be the contraction of "Video" and "Jingle," and is a discounted rate for the purchase of a song and its music video. But...
I thought you could play the audio of a music video on your iPod just like any other song. If you access the music video in the "Music" menu, then all you get is the audio. Why on earth would you want to buy both, then?
"Video" and "single" is more like it I think. Now you can buy the single as a music file so you can burn it to a CD or listen to it on your older iPods for only 50 cents more. I don't know how true your latter statement is.