Sunday, January 20, 2013

Why doesn't Joobik Player show all my iTunes videos?

Apple do sell some of their videos with Digital Rights Management (DRM), some without. This policy differs from country to country. E.g. in Germany they usually sell music videos without DRM, but movies and tv shows are DRM protected. Depending on where you live some of your purchased videos might be DRM protected. You can check this in iTunes by inspecting the "Kind" property on a video. If it reads something like "Protected video file", Joobik Player will not be able to play it.



Please check all of the videos not appearing in Joobik Player for the "Kind" property in iTunes. If all of them are protected, Joobik Player hides them. This is a restriction by Apple. They let only their own apps access DRM protected content.

If you find any unprotected video not appearing in Joobik Player, this blog post might help.

Monday, January 7, 2013

Sunday, January 6, 2013

Could we get play count syncing with iTunes?

This article has moved to the new Joobik Player website: http://www.joobikplayer.com/f-a-q

What does Joobik mean?

Joobik is a phonetic mixture of "Jukebox" and "ubiquitous". So it means: Your everywhere-jukebox! I thought, it looks a bit better written with "Joo", instead of "Ju".