iTunes' performance on the PC has been less than stellar. MediaMonkey, on the other hand, has been steadily climbing to the top of the jukebox tree. Take a look at what makes this player the best freeware Windows player around, even for iPod owners.
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Better customization isn't useful for those who don't need it. I rarely listen to music on my computer anyway.
1.) as a pc user, nothing beats the simplicity and cool factor + ease of syncing to my ipod classic as the itunes media jukebox itself.
2.) i use foobar - http://www.foobar2000.org/index.html for converting music from one format to another. it uses the least memory in all. and its perfect for listening to my mp3 every now and then.
so in other words, use the software that meets ur needs and pockets.
I downloaded the software twice and tried to install it twice and it won't run at all. (I use Win XP SP2)
The feature is a WinAmp user?
(Where's your editor?)
- by panniong2 June 5, 2008 3:12 AM PDT
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