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Bad news, man.














Tara decided she didn't want an iPod after all, and got herself the much cuter, slightly cheaper Creative "Zen", which is rounded and "adorable!!"

I'm sorry, man. I tried. But not very hard, I'll admit. :D
 

Paul R

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Why does everyone hate itunes? I may be ignorant, but I felt it organized everything way better than what I had previously. Windows Media Player. What other programs are better for this?
 

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It's alright, I just hate programs I don't need.

Plus, I don't like the fascist way they make you download the program FIRST, before you can read about it, from Apple's site. I wanted to see if I would like it more than I did when it first came out.

My "MyMusic" folder is pretty organized and easy to use. :D
 

Milner

formerly "rckcrlr"
Why does everyone hate itunes? I may be ignorant, but I felt it organized everything way better than what I had previously. Windows Media Player. What other programs are better for this?

A few reasons....
DRM is the first, though it is getting better. We have 5 players, home pc, home laptop, and 2 work pc's that I use the same library on....Itunes DRM does not allow this. (Any DL'd files with DRM does not allow this, not just itunes)

The bulkiness of all the other crap, tv, movies etc....I just want my music.

Lack of FLAC support.

iTunes has it's own tagging system, if you ever leave, it becomes a real PITA, to get your tags and art to synch with another program.

iTunes is great if your own a Mac and using an iPod. Or at least using an iPod.
If not, itunes is problematic.

iTunes tends to do what it thinks you want. I like total control....(Zune factory sowftware is just as bad in many ways.)

I use Media Monkey with Zune Alternator. Let Zune/MediaPlayer add the art, then sync and do play lists in MM. I have used MM for years an am very comfy with it. For non Ipod users, it is the best option IMHO.
 
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