cdmanproductions
04-02-2005 23:34:53
whats the best and easiest alternative to iTunes for transferring music to my iPod?
thanks
shifuimam
05-02-2005 06:30:17
Anapod Explorer
http//www.redchairsoftware.com/anapod/
Totally worth $20. Direct integration into Windows Explorer for drag-and-drop file transfers between computers. You can have your iPod activated on as many computers as you want. You can also play your music remotely using Xstreamer.
Anonymous
05-02-2005 07:45:14
Yeah...that sounds like Dudebox Explorer which I used to have for my 15GB Dell DJ.
Why not make a site like that?
EatChex89
05-02-2005 10:28:47
winamp has some kinda of mod add on that you can use... go to www.winamp.com and searchit up or osmething
Peinecone
06-02-2005 16:50:37
I prefer musicmatch for transferring and playing music
Narakukuku
06-02-2005 17:27:58
Why wouldn't a person want to use itunes? I just love love love it.
Peinecone
06-02-2005 17:30:45
I like the navigation of musicmatch better, and i don't like how itunes restrics the usage of the songs you buy from them. When I buy music, i like to be able to do whatever i want with it.
FreeOffersNow
07-02-2005 09:46:00
According to the SuperBowl commercial....Napster is the way to go ;)
cdmanproductions
07-02-2005 13:03:30
does napster music play on an iPod?
if not is there a away to get it to play?
im asking because i got a 4 month free membership so im just curios.
techdude05
07-02-2005 13:56:03
napster does not work for the ipod.
napster is a really gay company...you pay $15 month for a LICENSE TO PLAY the song on your mp3 player. once you cancel your subscription to it, your songs can't play.
iTunes, you BUY THE ACTUAL SONG, NOT A LICENSE TO PLAY IT. if apple closes iTunes MS some day, as long as you have your licence backed up, you can still play the song. However, I don't see that happening anytime soon, but I do see Napster going bankruptin the future.