Ifyou have to turn off subtitles every time you watch a Kids TV show or movie, play a title with a maturity rating of Teens or above set to your preferred subtitle language. This will save your settings for future viewing.
If changing your subtitle options to None on your 2011 or 2012 Samsung Smart TV does not turn off subtitles, we recommend using another device to stream Netflix. Because this issue only occurs on older versions of the Netflix app, you will only be able to adjust your subtitle settings by using an alternate device.
Removed support for app upload using notarization on macOS. Instead, use xcrun to invoke the notarytool command line utility. See Apple Developer Security documentation for information on the notarytool.
Asset tracking. Transporter validates the list of assets (for example, cover art, audio files, video files, In-App Purchases, Game Center) you reference in your metadata file against the files you actually deliver to the iTunes Store, Apple Books, and App Store.
Automatic software update. Transporter contains its own an automatic software update. When you launch and run Transporter, software update automatically checks the Transporter version, updates your installation if needed, and displays logging information in the console.
Checksum validation of assets. You should include checksums for each file you deliver in the metadata file you send to the iTunes Store, Apple Books, and App Store. Transporter uses this checksum information to validate each file you send against the expected dynamically generated checksums from the Transporter.
Note: Because Apple periodically releases new versions and updates to its software, images and output shown in this guide might be somewhat different from what you see on your screen.
During install, Transporter automatically uninstalls your previous Transporter installation and folders. To keep your earlier Transporter installation, rename the earlier installation directories before installing the current version. For example: sudo mv /usr/local/itms /usr/local/itms.orig.
During install, Transporter automatically uninstalls your previous Transporter installation, registry key, and folders. To keep your earlier Transporter installation, rename the earlier installation directories before installing the current version.
By default, the installation executable installs files in the C:\Program Files\itms directory, and creates a /iTMSTransporter.woa subdirectory. For consistency and ease-of-use, Apple recommends using the default installation directory.
After you install Transporter, use the following steps to get up and running quickly using your iTunes Connect account (book publisher, music provider), App Store Connect account (app developer), or encoding house account for your book, audiobook, video, music, or app content.
Transporter options are restricted based on user type and content type. Before you deliver your Store Packages, make sure you know whether you want Transporter to authenticate you using your iTunes Connect account (book publisher, music provider), App Store Connect account (app developer), or as an encoding house for your book, audiobook, video, music, or app content.
iTunes Connect account (book publisher, music provider). Content-owning partners holding agreements directly with Apple. Publishers and providers can deliver content directly to Apple Books and iTunes Store through Transporter.
Encoding house account. Partners without a contractual relationship with iTunes. Encoding houses provide encoding, delivery, and metadata preparation services for third-party users. Encoding houses deliver all content directly to Apple through Transporter and are contracted by third party users for their services.
You can run Transporter using a variety of modes, options, and values. However, not all modes are applicable to publishers. Use the following table to understand the modes most relevant for book content.
Retrieve the current metadata for a book you previously uploaded. If you previously uploaded an .itmsp package and Apple modified the metadata after your initial upload, you need to retrieve the modified metadata before you can resend the package with metadata updates.
You can run Transporter using a variety of modes, options, and values. However, not all modes are applicable to video encoding houses. Use the following table to understand the modes most relevant for video content.
This mode is useful for locating a specific cast or crew member even if another artist shares their name. In the XML output, you can see if the genre matches the genre of the artist you are looking for, as well as find name localizations, recent movie titles and content item Apple IDs, the roles played by the artist in those titles, and the artist page on the iTunes Store (if available).
Retrieve the current metadata for a video you previously uploaded. If you previously uploaded an .itmsp package and Apple modified the metadata after your initial upload, you need to retrieve the modified metadata before you can resend the package with metadata updates.
You can run Transporter using a variety of modes, options, and values. However, not all modes are applicable to music partners. Use the following table to understand the modes most relevant for music content.
This mode is also useful when searching for the genre of a specific artist in a territory; even if another artist shares their name. In the XML output, you can also find name localizations, recent album and song titles and content item Apple IDs, the roles played by the artist on those titles, as well as the artist page on the iTunes Store (if available).
Retrieve the current metadata for music you previously uploaded. If you previously uploaded an .itmsp package and Apple modified the metadata after your initial upload, you need to retrieve the modified metadata before you can resend the package with metadata updates.
This mode is also useful for content migration. Using a comma-separated list of vendor identifiers (-vendor_ids) or Apple identifiers (-apple_ids), you can look up metadata for multiple packages at the same time.
If the Apple ID you use to sign in to Transporter is attached to more than one App Store Connect provider, you must use -asc_provider to specify the provider account you want to use for the current session. You can use provider mode to get the list of provider accounts for which you have permission to deliver content.
You can run Transporter using a variety of modes, options, and values. However, not all modes are applicable to app developers. Use the following table to understand the modes most relevant for app content.
Retrieve the current metadata for an app you previously uploaded. If you previously uploaded an .itmsp package and Apple modified the metadata after your initial upload, you need to retrieve the modified metadata before you can resend the package with metadata updates.
The Transporter run command depends on your operating system. For example, to run Transporter on Unix you specify $ ./iTMSTransporter and to run Transporter on Windows you specify C:/> .\iTMSTransporter.
Passwords containing special characters (for example, $, !, &, %, ', ",) can lead to authentication problems. If your password contains special characters, you should use the @env or @file directives, exclude the password entirely (Transporter prompts you for a secure password), or escape the special characters in your password. To escape a character, precede it with a backslash (\). For example, to use a question mark (?), type \?. For more information, see
The generated API key consists of a public key and a private key. The private key is in a file called AuthKey_.p8. If you use the -apiIssuer and -apiKey options, Transporter will search the following directories in this order looking for a file that matches this format AuthKey_.p8:
Specifies the platform you want Transporter to use when retrieving the current metadata for an app you previously uploaded to the App Store. You can specify one of the following values: osx, ios, or appletvos.
Use -app_platform to distinguish between apps for different platforms with the same Apple identifier. For example, an iOS app with the same Apple identifier as an Apple TV app that is intended for iOS devices and not Apple TV devices.
Specifies the Apple identifier for the metadata you want to retrieve. For lookup metadata, status, and statusAll modes, specifies one or more identifiers whose metadata or package upload status you want to retrieve. For createMetadataTicket mode, specifies the identifier for the new metadata ticket.
Used in lookup artist mode, the -artistType specifies the type of artist you are searching for. To look up a movie artist, specify -artistType Movie. To look up a book author, specify -artistType Author. Note: If you do not supply the -artistType, it will default to Music.
If your user account is attached to more than one App Store Connect provider, (for example, if you are a software consultant, where multiple clients have given you App Store Connect access), you must use -asc_provider to specify the provider you want to use for the current session.
Specifies whether or not you want Transporter to stop a package during upload and display an error message in the error summary output if any of the package assets would replace existing assets. You can specify one of the following values: true, false.
For example, if you run Transporter with an -f value set to /Users/jdoe/packages and specify -delete, Transporter removes all the packages that successfully upload from the /Users/jdoe/packages directory. Failed packages remain in the /Users/jdoe/packages directory.
By default, Transporter displays error information in the console. If you specify a path, Transporter saves error logs for each package, using the package name as the filename, in the specified directory, as well as displaying error information in the console. If you specify a relative path, Transporter saves error logs in a path relative to the current working directory. If the package verification and upload is successful, Transporter deletes the error log.
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