Ipod software

[(RIP) willstatt]

I've just bought myself an Ipod, but haven't even opened the box yet. I read somewhere that there are 'better' programmes than itunes for downloading/storing and whatever with your music, but I can't remember what the alternatives were.

Those of you already ipodded up... what do you use?

Will

 

[NeilF]

I'm happy with iTunes - it's so easy to use. The "music download" reference may be the integral link to the Music Store website, where you can but tracks from. It's not a "free download" site though - "Don't steal music".

Have a look around http://www.ipodlounge.com/ - iPod's version of the UKGSer site.

Still, I'd be interested to hear others' opinions of iPod software.

Cheers,

Neil.

 

[Manni]

Red Chair software have one of the best customer support in the business and they do a great software called Anapod (one of the best iPod add-on).

http://www.redchairsoftware.com/anapod/

I also highly recommend Eupod to boost the volume level (not high enough in the tube or on a bike). It costs one beer!

http://espen.se/index.php?subaction...789276&archive=&start_from=&ucat=1&category=1

Have fun!

 

[richie]

Itunes, have it on my PC and my Mac, easy to use, easy to create copies of your cd collection...

I can recommend it, it is available free of charge on the MAC site, so you still don't need to open the box

 

[pineweasel]

iTunes - excellent on PC or Mac.

To deal with the EU volume restriction use goPod (http://gopod.free-go.net/). This will restore your Euro iPod to the full 104dB output of the US model.