U2's new album for free......
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Finlandia said:
Silver Smudger said:
now can hardly be bothered to install iTunes just to get this one for nothing
For me it's the itunes itself, I don't want to install anything that has the potential cockup my music library.MagicalTrevor said:
Finlandia said:
Silver Smudger said:
now can hardly be bothered to install iTunes just to get this one for nothing
For me it's the itunes itself, I don't want to install anything that has the potential cockup my music library.Seriously though, I've heard too may horror stories about most things going wrong, from overwriting the album covers to wiping the library, so I'm not touching itunes.
Finlandia said:
Seriously though, I've heard too may horror stories about most things going wrong, from overwriting the album covers to wiping the library, so I'm not touching itunes.
I've been using iTunes since it was launched. It feeds my DJ software and drives much of the music content for a radio station I'm involved with. Never has it once so much as coughed. StevieBee said:
Finlandia said:
Seriously though, I've heard too may horror stories about most things going wrong, from overwriting the album covers to wiping the library, so I'm not touching itunes.
I've been using iTunes since it was launched. It feeds my DJ software and drives much of the music content for a radio station I'm involved with. Never has it once so much as coughed. Finlandia said:
StevieBee said:
Finlandia said:
Seriously though, I've heard too may horror stories about most things going wrong, from overwriting the album covers to wiping the library, so I'm not touching itunes.
I've been using iTunes since it was launched. It feeds my DJ software and drives much of the music content for a radio station I'm involved with. Never has it once so much as coughed. StevieBee said:
Finlandia said:
StevieBee said:
Finlandia said:
Seriously though, I've heard too may horror stories about most things going wrong, from overwriting the album covers to wiping the library, so I'm not touching itunes.
I've been using iTunes since it was launched. It feeds my DJ software and drives much of the music content for a radio station I'm involved with. Never has it once so much as coughed. singlecoil said:
It amazes me how with Macs being so good, so many people buy PCs.
cos you gotta buy into the whole ecosystem - its so much easier to mix and match on a PC.And most people are used to them from work. Apple have just about turned into the "big bad control freak" they were complaining about Microsoft years ago.
personally I don't know how they get away with it, the EU crucified Microsoft for their practices, but Apple seem to be 10x worse.
sparkyhx said:
singlecoil said:
It amazes me how with Macs being so good, so many people buy PCs.
cos you gotta buy into the whole ecosystem - its so much easier to mix and match on a PC.And most people are used to them from work. Apple have just about turned into the "big bad control freak" they were complaining about Microsoft years ago.
personally I don't know how they get away with it, the EU crucified Microsoft for their practices, but Apple seem to be 10x worse.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-29208540
For those that didn't ask for it, and really don't want it...
For those that didn't ask for it, and really don't want it...
singlecoil said:
I Paul McCartney is the best songwriter who has ever lived but I can't think of anything decent he's written in the last 4 decades.
Springsteen has written some stunning stuff since he was 40And while I bow to no man in my appreciation of The Beatles and McCartney's output when he was a Fab you'd have to be one of his kids to call him " the best songwriter who has ever lived". His solo stuff leaves me bored and annoyed
Macca himself would probably find it curious you have not also mentioned at least Dylan, Lennon, Paul Simon. Ray Davies, George Harrison, Brian Wilson, Cole Porter, Sammy Cahn, George and Ira Gershwin, Chuck Berry, Lieber and Stoller, Rogers and Hammerstein, Irving Berlin, Buddy Holly, Goffin &King etc as "the best songwriters who ever lived"
Edited by audidoody on Tuesday 16th September 11:11
Finlandia said:
If it was that easy
Seriously though, I've heard too may horror stories about most things going wrong, from overwriting the album covers to wiping the library, so I'm not touching itunes.
Yeah there's a default option to 'allow iTunes or organise my library'. Now assuming all your MP3's are legit and their metadata (ID3 tags) correct then nothing untoward will happen. However if you have a library where the tags are all wrong but you've carefully arranged everything based upon file name then because iTunes pays no attention to what a file is called only the data within then it'll make a total bks of your library and move everything about based purely on the metadata. If you uncheck the organise option then it'll leave the file wherever you decided to put it.Seriously though, I've heard too may horror stories about most things going wrong, from overwriting the album covers to wiping the library, so I'm not touching itunes.
As lots of users, particularly Windows users focus more on filenames then they're more likely to get caught out with the different approach to file management.
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