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Amazon MP3 downloader moves all your purchased tunes into iTunes for your enjoyment. Of course, nothing prevents you from using the music on any other player.
by officemonkey 13y ago
Amazon MP3 downloader moves all your purchased tunes into iTunes for your enjoyment.
Of course, nothing prevents you from using the music on any other player.
BTW, what are the other players out there? Anybody using Winamp? Songbird?
- dropawaywaytogo 13y agoSpotify. "Geeks" use foobar2000 or rythmbox.
- nightpool 13y agoA lot of less technical music geeks prefer winamp, but as a more technical user I really love Foobar2000. doesn't have any of the flashy UI of other player, but the UX is really top notch once you learn your way around it. My favorite part is how it adheres to the pythonic principle of "Explicit is better then implicit" in playback. You have your library and your playlist, and you play things my adding them to your playlist from your library. Dead simple, and easy to do plenty of complicated stuff with. Also it has a huge plugin community, and can even cater to every audiophile whim, if you swing that way.
- oneeyedpigeon 13y agoUrgh: windows. What do the OSX geeks who don't much like iTunes use?
- rikkus 13y agoCog is decent enough. It's no foobar2000 though
- mrbabbage 13y agoI use Clementine, which is a fork of Amarok before it went 2.0. It's pretty spiffy. http://www.clementine-player.org/ http://www.clementine-player.org/