servies;173258 Wrote: > I doubt it... > This anyway has to be compared and validated, i agree. > > > No problem around here. But then I don't use an inferior application as > iTunes to rip my music and I use other applications to (re)tag my music > if they're missing or incomplete. > I try to use the best application I can get for a specific task, not 1 > average application for all tasks... > Using Itunes, you still can use EAC to rip your CDs to WAV and use your > favorite codec afterwards. > > > We'll see that in ... years when because of DRM enhancements and > regulations iTunes refuses to play old songs (even when you own the CD > of which you ripped them... > A problem only if you buy music from the apple platform. Havn't > encountered any limitation into ripping owned CDs. > > > What I see is a PDA with restricted functionality and a different > layout for probably a much higher price... and guess what, you already > can use a PDA for controlling slimserver (and by that your > squeezebox(es))... > No comment. you're right > > There is a fundamental difference between a squeezebox and a Apple > Airport Express (AAE). The squeezebox controls the slimserver. The AAE > is controlled by the computer. > The squeezebox was (as I see it) designed to be in another room than > the computer. > With the AAE you need the computer to be in the same room to be able to > control the music... (I don't like to have to run to another room to > change the music...). I do not see your point as your server might be in another room if you use such a device I was talking about.
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