iTunes is a great music player and organizer. Unfortunately iTunes is made to only synchronize with iPods. Not everyone own an iPod, though Apple certainly would have loved that. How great would it not be if you could synchronize your non-iPod MP3 player, your Playstation Portable and your Walkman phone with your iTunes Library? Enter: iTunes Agent!
iTunes Agent enables many non-iPod MP3 players to be used with iTunes. The project enables you to synchronize your MP3 player with an iTunes playlist automatically, or with two small mouse-clicks
iTunes Agent enables many non-iPod MP3 players to be used with iTunes. The project enables you to synchronize your MP3 player with an iTunes playlist automatically, or with two small mouse-clicks
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Those that can be synced in WMP etc, Sony Ericsson mobile phones some are compatible, etc Some nokias are...
So much lies ^^ Ill stick with Fubar and winamp for my media needs untill foobar fully supports MTP devices that it.
So much lies ^^ Ill stick with Fubar and winamp for my media needs untill foobar fully supports MTP devices that it.
That doesn't mean it's not great. It's just not for you.
So much lies ^^ Ill stick with Fubar and winamp for my media needs untill foobar fully supports MTP devices that it.
Winamp!? WINAMP!?!?!??! And you use Foobar too!? Get rid of Winamp... There's no reason to have it if you have Foobar...
Oh, and it was only a half-truth that the iTunes thing referred to - it is a great auto-organizer for those that are too lazy to organize their music. As for a player...I'm not so fond of it. That's why I recently switched to Foobar2000, and now I love it. Foobar is also fully portable from one (Windows) workstation to another (Windows) workstation.
LOL What a wonderful person to take my post and reverse it. You remind me of one of my friends that moved away. She was awesome.
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