Comments on: So Why Not iTunes? http://phoneboy.com/2265/so-why-not-itunes VoIP, Mobile Phones, Telecom, and Technology Made Simple Thu, 04 Dec 2008 04:26:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: iTunes Music Blog http://phoneboy.com/2265/so-why-not-itunes#comment-27045 iTunes Music Blog Fri, 28 Nov 2008 04:29:28 +0000 http://www.phoneboy.com/?p=2265#comment-27045 I think you nailed it on the head!! That\'s the point that everyone here has failed to make, nice work!! I am going to place a link to you on my blogroll, ok? I think you nailed it on the head!! That\’s the point that everyone here has failed to make, nice work!! I am going to place a link to you on my blogroll, ok?

]]> By: PhoneBoy http://phoneboy.com/2265/so-why-not-itunes#comment-26293 PhoneBoy Fri, 23 May 2008 03:19:09 +0000 http://www.phoneboy.com/?p=2265#comment-26293 @Marc I think you can get FLAC/OGG flugins for the Mac, which means iTunes SHOULD support it. Quicktime is required for iTunes content. @Marc I think you can get FLAC/OGG flugins for the Mac, which means iTunes SHOULD support it. Quicktime is required for iTunes content.

]]> By: Marc http://phoneboy.com/2265/so-why-not-itunes#comment-26288 Marc Tue, 20 May 2008 20:59:48 +0000 http://www.phoneboy.com/?p=2265#comment-26288 @ home - doesn't run on Linux @ work - does it support FLAC & OGG now? does it still want to download quicktime and safari? Other than that, they're all about the same I guess, particularly if one doesn't have an iPod and doesn't shop at iTunes. @ home - doesn’t run on Linux
@ work - does it support FLAC & OGG now? does it still want to download quicktime and safari?

Other than that, they’re all about the same I guess, particularly if one doesn’t have an iPod and doesn’t shop at iTunes.

]]> By: Rita El Khoury http://phoneboy.com/2265/so-why-not-itunes#comment-26284 Rita El Khoury Tue, 20 May 2008 15:59:15 +0000 http://www.phoneboy.com/?p=2265#comment-26284 Yeah why not?! I've used iTunes as my main music manager on my PC ever since I got my iPod some 2 yrs ago. I find it well suited for my average usage. I also use iTunes agent, an application, to sync my smart playlist with my memory card (it can also be used for devices with internal storage). I have 2 memory cards, each is 2GB, so I have created 2 smart playlists that I sync with each card. One is my best and newest full albums, and the second is my 5star-rated music limited to 1.5GB priority to the newest. I find this an AWESOME mix, and most of all, I have to do nothing, just insert the card in my laptop's card reader, launch iTunes agent and click "Sync". Works like a charm. Yeah why not?! I’ve used iTunes as my main music manager on my PC ever since I got my iPod some 2 yrs ago. I find it well suited for my average usage. I also use iTunes agent, an application, to sync my smart playlist with my memory card (it can also be used for devices with internal storage). I have 2 memory cards, each is 2GB, so I have created 2 smart playlists that I sync with each card. One is my best and newest full albums, and the second is my 5star-rated music limited to 1.5GB priority to the newest. I find this an AWESOME mix, and most of all, I have to do nothing, just insert the card in my laptop’s card reader, launch iTunes agent and click “Sync”. Works like a charm.

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