Wouldn't know as I refuse to jump on that bandwagon. Better just by not
being iTunes IMHO.
As Brian said you can force ID3 tag data for the 3 major tags (genre,
album, artist) & track number with the feedname, album, artist, genre,
date, & time or any text you fill in. Also it handles getting a .torrent
from an RSS feed then passing it on to your BT client for download. It
can associate any external program you want for a given file type like
having .avi's or .mp3's download & launch you media player, etc...
Some of the other RSS downloaders like FireAnt have an annoying system
of downloading the file as a huge hex name that only they know what it
is and basically force you to use their built-in player to view them.
Never mind all the brain dead ones like Sage & WizzRSS for Firefox that
require you manually choose to download the enclosure.
A complaint is that it seems to be CPU intensive when actually
downloading, which I solve by changing priority from 8 to 6 so that it
is a lower than all my other processes but not so low that it's is idle
only.
BTW, if you haven't caught TikiBarTV it's worth a d/l as it is
hilarious. The most recent ep has a guest from the BSG TV show as one of
the actresses playing an alien come to Earth to learn to dance from the
lovely Lala.
j m g wrote:
Is it any better than itunes? Is it touting something that itunes doesn't
have? Other than memory footprint :)
On 6/1/06, warpmedia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Someone back a bit asked about good podcast download software and if
they didn't mention it, let me.
Doppler has solved by d/l woes and unlike Fireant keeps original file
names, creates folders for the feed, tags, and supports external viewers
and programs.
http://www.dopplerradio.net/
