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Your request could be not completed in itunes

Hello , i got one problem when I send url from itunes it giving request could not be found error I am getting , this is url I am sending , in system browser its open and giving output, but from iphone its not given,

http://itunes.apple.com/us/video/hips-dont-lie-feat-wyclef-jean/id205700602?uo

please help me, thank you

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Try:

http://itunes.apple.com/us/video/hips-dont-lie-feat-wyclef-jean/id262804798?uo=4

illtemper  2010-06-26 21:50:32
thank's for reply,I got same problem for that url also.
ravula  2010-07-10 12:19:45
yes , surly itunes released api , byt that we can send urls
ravula  2010-09-15 14:31:21

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