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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[file:Front_Row_v1.png|thumb|left]] '''Front Row''' is a [[media center]] software application for [[macOS]] developed by [[Apple Inc.]]. It was first introduced on October 12, 2005, and was included with all new [[Mac]] computers until it was discontinued with the release of [[OS X Lion]] in 2011.<br />
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==Features==<br />
Front Row provided a simple, user-friendly interface for accessing and playing digital content such as [[music]], [[photos]], [[videos]], and [[DVDs]]. The software was designed to be used with the [[Apple Remote]], allowing users to control their media from a distance.<br />
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===Music===<br />
Front Row allowed users to browse and play their [[iTunes]] library, including playlists, albums, and individual songs. It also supported [[podcasts]] and [[audiobooks]].<br />
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===Photos===<br />
Users could view their [[iPhoto]] library, including slideshows and individual photos. The software supported various slideshow themes and transitions.<br />
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===Videos===<br />
Front Row provided access to [[movies]] and [[TV shows]] purchased from the [[iTunes Store]], as well as other video content stored on the user's computer. It supported various video formats compatible with [[QuickTime]].<br />
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===DVDs===<br />
The software included a DVD player feature, allowing users to watch DVDs on their Mac. It supported standard DVD navigation and playback controls.<br />
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==History==<br />
Front Row was first introduced as part of the [[iMac G5]] in 2005. It was later included with all new Mac computers, including the [[MacBook]], [[MacBook Pro]], [[Mac mini]], and [[Mac Pro]]. The software was designed to provide a seamless media experience, integrating with other Apple applications such as iTunes and iPhoto.<br />
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With the release of OS X Lion in 2011, Front Row was discontinued. Apple shifted its focus to other media solutions, such as [[iTunes]] and the [[Apple TV]].<br />
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==Discontinuation==<br />
Front Row was officially discontinued with the release of OS X Lion on July 20, 2011. Users who upgraded to OS X Lion found that Front Row was no longer available. Apple did not provide an official replacement for the software, instead encouraging users to use iTunes and other media applications.<br />
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==See also==<br />
* [[Apple TV]]<br />
* [[iTunes]]<br />
* [[iPhoto]]<br />
* [[QuickTime]]<br />
* [[Mac OS X Tiger]]<br />
* [[Mac OS X Leopard]]<br />
* [[Mac OS X Snow Leopard]]<br />
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==References==<br />
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==External links==<br />
{{Apple Inc.}}<br />
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[[Category:MacOS]]<br />
[[Category:Apple Inc. software]]<br />
[[Category:Media center software]]<br />
[[Category:Discontinued software]]<br />
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