1) Music manager (playlists, collections, etc)
2) Music player (MP3, AAC, you name it)
3) Music Store (iTunes Music Store, of course)
4) iPod manager
So, you can buy tunes from the iMS, organize them how you see fit,
listen to them on your computer (or someone elses, or even play someone
else's playlists), and export the works to your iPod. It's pretty
slick. iPod and iTunes are pretty much meant for each other.
- Jim
Jerry Johnson wrote:
>Ray,
>
>How is it handling a collection of that size? How long to initially start up, and how long to display the collection pane?
>
>Musicmatch has serious memory issues with large collections. I've had to break my collection into separate lists, and change between them as needed (mostly genre based).
>
>I'd switch tonight if iTunes can handle larger collections (I'm up around 240 GB now, with about 20GB of my iPod filled.)
>
>(And can iTunes handle the iPod? I assume so, but figured I'd ask.)
>
>Jerry Johnson
>
>
>
>>>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/20/03 02:46PM >>>
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>Yes, I'm using as my player now for multiple reasons -
>
>The radio player is very nice - it evens displays track info which my
>other player did not. I also like how I can browse via genre and artist.
>My file system had been set up so that my cd rips and my.... um... other
>mp3s were separate. I imported both main folders (all 40+ gigs), and now
>I have an easier way of browsing my entire collection.
>
>-ray
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Prince Critter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Monday, October 20, 2003 10:18 AM
>To: CF-Community
>Subject: Re: iTunes! BEWARE
>
>
>oi Raymond!!
>
>i see how itunes is cool for purchasing the music.... but why import
>all your other files.... are
>you using it as a replacement player as well?
>
>
>
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