If you experience intermittent or permanent problems with this feature, please read on: iTunes doesn't stay above other windows! Note that this setting also affects your personal video files and video podcasts - basically anything that would play in the "movie player" popup window, except for music videos, whose behavior is controlled by another dropdown menu, right before the one you re-configured. It doesn't steal the focus until you click on it, and that iTunes setting can be turned off just as easily (simply uncheck the " Keep movie window on top." checkbox this time). Click " OK" to apply the new setting from now on, you'll be able to watch movies or TV shows with an iTunes window that "floats" above the active application window.You will now need to enable another option, without which you won't see any difference: in that same " Playback" tab, make sure that the " Play movies and TV shows" dropdown menu reads " in a separate window" (it doesn't by default, and iTunes plays videos in the same, "main" window):.Click on the " OK" button to apply this option. Note that it says "movie window" - this is because enabling this setting won't affect the general iTunes window itself, only the screen visible during movie or TV show playback. Then, check the " Keep movie window on top of all other windows" checkbox near the bottom of that tab.In the Preferences dialog that opened, select the " Advanced" tab at the end.Once you are inside iTunes, click on the Edit menu and choose " Preferences" (this is on Windows, like the Ctrl+comma keyboard shortcut - on a Mac, click on the " iTunes" menu, and choose " Preferences" or press Command+comma).
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