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http://www.wentnet.com/projects/xnjb/ - Makes Creative Players run on Macs. Works on my Zen Micro, works on saxondale.'s creative player.

btw, how are those new Logitech Z-4s sounding like sax?

Is there any advantage of getting XNJB over the software that Creative officially releases for Mac?

Is there any advantage of getting XNJB over the software that Creative officially releases for Mac?

Creative are not making any driver support of creative mp3 players.

@the godfather: These logitechs are sounding amazing, better than the Logitech Z-5300 i have on my PC. The clarity and bass is amazing, packs a punch, distortion free, clear sound, nice wide frequency band.

wow thats good to hear. My brothers got the z-5300, and they are pretty good. Nice to see Logitech improving their already awesome speakers :)

I find the Z-5300 quite bass driven and dulls the tone. Im a big fan of hearing every piece of a drum kit and with the type of music i listen to, the Z-5300 dulled the kick tone, which i didnt like. With these, the kick is defined very nicely, this is due to the frequency band, but the Z-5300 seem to have the same spec, so i guess its some hardware changes.

I find the Z-5300 quite bass driven and dulls the tone. Im a big fan of hearing every piece of a drum kit and with the type of music i listen to, the Z-5300 dulled the kick tone, which i didnt like. With these, the kick is defined very nicely, this is due to the frequency band, but the Z-5300 seem to have the same spec, so i guess its some hardware changes.

yeah that sounds good then, im more into rnb/hip hop music, and compared to his previous speakers, they sounded great. I myself have the z-680s, which has an advantage of using the optical with the MacBook Pro, and the 6-channel analog for my PC. Ill keep an eye on the Z-4s for a 2.1 solution.

Nice setup as always, ill be posting mine soon, just cleaning everything ready for the camera :laugh:

No. I have a Creative Zen Micro.

:blink: What saxondale. is saying is that Creative does not make software/drivers for its MP3 Players (like our Creative Zen Micro) to run on Mac OS X. Therfore XNJB is a 3rd party app that removes this barrier. :)

:blink: What saxondale. is saying is that Creative does not make software/drivers for its MP3 Players (like our Creative Zen Micro) to run on Mac OS X. Therfore XNJB is a 3rd party app that removes this barrier. :)

Exactly :)

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