Explained: Apple iTunes LP Format

By: Jamie Pert | Posted: September 15, 2009 | No Comments
Filed under: Computers, Software

At the recent Apple event we heard briefly about Apple’s new iTunes LP which was introduced at along with iTunes 9, basically buying an iTunes LP is like buying a “deluxe album”, the audio will be in high-quality 256kbps AAC format, along with this albums will come with photos, visualizers, videos and interviews.

When you download an iTunes LP it will download the audio along with a large (depending on particular LP) .ITLP file, when you then choose the iTunes LP in iTunes it opens a WebKit interface, then you enter a a visual interface where you can see various things including lyrics, photos and videos.

If you would like to see a detailed look into iTunes LP check out JayRobinson.org’s fully detailed article, the article also shows a range of screen-shots.

Have you downloaded an iTunes LP? Would you download and LP again?

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