The iTunes MiniPlayer gives you access to the new Up Next feature.įor example, if you have an album such as Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" playing and in the middle wish to have Michael Jackson's "Bad" be the next song, then you can right-click this song or click the arrow next to its name and choose "Play Next" or "Add to Up Next" to add it to the Up Next list and have it or others play when the current song is over before iTunes returns to "The Four Seasons." You can also add songs to this playlist directly by holding the Option key and clicking the plus button that appears next to its name in the iTunes library.
When playing songs, the standard options of double-clicking a title or selecting it and pressing the Play button will get you going, and changing to a new song in a similar manner should work as well however, Apple's new Up Next feature now takes priority when put in use, so this behavior changes if you use this feature. This might be as simple as clicking a new option or selecting a feature from a menu. Even though there are some major changes to the program, the essence of iTunes is still there however, there are a few hiccups you might run into when using it that require small behavior adjustments on your part to get by. While Apple has removed some items including Cover Flow and iTunes DJ, it has offered a number of other features such as a new "Up Next" playlist feature and a radically altered MiniPlayer window.
With the release of iTunes 11, Apple has made some significant adjustments to the media player.
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