iTunes
Universal version latest seen at v11.4 · Reported by 1 Mac in the community.
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iTunes is Apple's media player, library manager, and device sync utility for Mac and Windows. On macOS, it historically served as the central hub for managing music, video, podcasts, and iOS device backups and updates. In recent versions of macOS (Catalina and later), Apple has split iTunes into separate Music, TV, Podcasts, and Books apps, though the iTunes name persists on Windows and in legacy contexts. Users who have older Intel-based Macs may still have a standalone iTunes installation or rely on related Music/media management tools that succeeded it.
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1 suggestionA native Apple Silicon (Universal) build of iTunes has been confirmed running on real Macs. If your copy is still running under Rosetta 2, updating to the latest version will give you native performance on M-series Macs. On modern macOS versions (Catalina and later), iTunes has been split into the Music app, TV app, Podcasts app, and Books app, all of which run natively on Apple Silicon. If you are on an older macOS version that still has iTunes as a single app, download the latest build directly from Apple. Note that modern macOS does not ship iTunes as a standalone application — the Music app on the Mac App Store serves the same purpose and includes native Apple Silicon support.
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