Hi,
It is all in the settings, ITunes doesn't need to import as such.
But use what works best for you.
Thanks for listening,
Alex,
On 21-Sep-08, at 9:27 AM, David Truong wrote:
Hi,
Well, what is great about VLC for a start is the fact that you don't
have to
import anything just to play what you want. This means I can load a
bunch
of tracks in a m3u playlist for example and have it load and play in
seconds
not in minutes or hours. Now I am talking big play lists here such
as 500
to 5000 tracks not 10 or 20 tracks. But you are right with your
comment
regarding using what works best for you and for me it's VLC.
David Truong
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To: General discussions on all topics relating to the use of Mac OS
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Subject: Re: ITunes Alternatives
I surely take no offense, but what's so great about VLC? Actually I
used to use VLC, but there were some cases where it would not handle
streams and now that iTunes is accessible, I see no need for vlc so I
simply just don't use it. The things I do like about iTunes is I can
sort content in many different ways, it'll handle most the content I
have/want/need, and it keeps all my music etc. in order so I don't
have to be bothered. In the end, who really cares what you use, as
long as it works for you. After all, you have to use it so use what
works best for you.
On Sep 20, 2008, at 6:44 PM, Tiffany D wrote:
I swear, this is not meant to offend anyone. I can't understand why
everyone is so hooked on ITunes. I personally use VLC Media Player
and love it. So is anyone else on here like me? If you don't use
VLC, what's your ITunes alternative and how accessible is it with VO?
Thanks,
Tiffanitsa
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