Stevie Nicks - IYD is now available for pre-order on iTunes.

[michelej1]

Since we haven't heard that any other distributors bought IYD after the festivals, I guess we can give up the hope of the documentary showing up on one of the movie channels. Sunday, I was just looking at a Cher documentary (Dear Mom, Love Cher) about her mother's new country album on Lifetime. If Cher's mother can get space on Lifetime, I know that Stevie Nicks can.

I would also think that PBS or VH1 would be glad to air the documentary. Or what about OWN, since they did that special on Stevie? The documentary is a good promotion for the album, so the more people who see it, the better, even if they don't pay for it.

Originally Posted by KarmaContestant

Michelle, you can connnect any iPod/iPhone to the TV. The cord I have is several years old, but I bought it at the Apple store. It connects to the output jack on the iPhone and on the other end has the red-yellow-white A/V jacks. Works perfectly!

The new tvs don't have those A/V Jacks any longer. They just have HDMI. The workaround is that you can buy composite and component adapters that will let you connect to HDMI with the A/V connectors, but they cost $50 or more and they vastly compromise the quality of the picture.

Forgetting those old yellow, white and red connectors, there are new adapters you can buy to connect Apple stuff to HDMI, but my Iphone and Ipad take different connections. Apple is converting to the lightning port which is smaller than the old one. My Iphone has it. The ipad doesn't have it yet. The computer does have it, but not in the same size as the Iphone. So, it's maddening.

I know how to make the Apple devices connect to my tv. I just don't want to go through the contortionist steps to do that or to spend extra money to get Apple to play nice with the rest of my technology, when it should just do that anyway, especially when I've already spent about $4000 on the devices themselves. That's why I am making the break from Apple music, movies and tv shows (I still buy apple ibooks, because I am happy to read those on my ipad for eternity).

I would rather that Fleetwood Mac and Co. allowed you to download product directly from their website than that they made them Itunes exclusives.

Michele