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Thu 5 Oct, 2006 07:23 pm
Which is a better audio program... WinAmp, iTunes, MusicMatch, or someting else?
I want to turn my old PC into a jukebox. It's running Windows 98, but can upgrade to 2000 if I have to. Basically I want to rip all my CD's to mp3, and have something play them, as well as other audio files downloaded form the 'net..
I'd like to sort by genre, artist, albums, or playlists. I'd like id3 tags to be complete. I know some programs have an auto complete feature. How crazy do they get into detail?
I'd like something that when it rips CD's, it lets you enter each artist seperately for V/A CD's like compilations & soundtracks (unlike CDeX).
Playing the most wide varitey of media files would be awesome... audio, video, and flash.
Of course, I'd like freeware, but somethign that's not too much $ would still be cool. I don't mind payign for incredibly useful software.
Which audio program should I use, and why is it better than all the others?
Thanks!
iTunes.
Simple. Intuitive. Free. Superb interface.
Let it handle your library and you'll have no hassle.
It works the way you expect it to work without any daft actions required to get it to work properly.
It just works right out of the box.
I like itunes the best, especially the new one, but i dont know if your compy will run it. In your case i'd just go with windows media player
I think that iTunes isn't that good when it comes to downloads. I prefer Windows Media Player or seekasong.com
Oh well.
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