For what it's worth I think iTunes on Windows is pretty good if you want all the features it offers. I often see people compare iTunes to much smaller feature-l

For what it's worth I think iTunes on Windows is pretty good if you want all the features it offers. I often see people compare iTunes to much smaller feature-lean applications that suits their needs better. That's not a fantastic argument if you put both applications in front of someone who wants to rip CDs, buy music, download podcasts, arrange their iPhone home screens, manage applications, sync files, etc. VLC or Foobar would be mostly useless to those people (at least without some serious customizations) It really depends what features an individual is looking for.