The new version of iTunes (4.8) just came out and it now supports video. So it looks like we're getting one step closer to use iTunes as a way to view video blogs and TV-like content (or whatever Apple has planned too). The next podcasting applications like iPodder will likely support ways of getting the videos in an easy way automatically (I'm guessing that it might work now, I just downloaded iTunes 4.8 a minute ago). Here are some screen shots of the video UI elements that were added. Link.
Video Blogs in iTunes?
The new version of iTunes (4.8) just came out and it now supports video. So it looks like we're getting one step closer to use iTunes as a way to view video blogs and TV-like content (or whatever Apple has planned too). The next podcasting applications like iPodder will likely support ways of getting the videos in an easy way automatically (I'm guessing that it might work now, I just downloaded iTunes 4.8 a minute ago). Here are some screen shots of the video UI elements that were added. Link.
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a little update: it also supports pdf, it's odd that jpeg isn't supported. if it did you could just drop all the images to a playlist and make a music slideshow or sync to ipod photo, but then again you can already do that with other i-apps.
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