uman

We're not the same person, but apparently we have similar projects, and so him taking into account and responding to advice that was destined for me makes sense.

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coldDeath

If I'm going to replace my itunes, I'll want to still be able to put music on my ipod. If I used AAC Format I can fit 500 songs whereas with Mp3 format I can fit 250 - 300. So if using the itunes replacement ment that I couldn't put songs on my ipod / couldn't put as many songs on my ipod then I wouldn't really use it.

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Ooble

I also want my music player to be able to put music onto my MP3 player. The problem is, it's a Creative Zen, which uses a different set of APIs to move data across. Right now, most Creative players, along with a lot of other manufacturers, use the Microsoft Transfer Protocol API, which, for obvious reasons, isn't implemented very well in Linux. I wouldn't say it's an urgently required feature, but it'd be nice to have.

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DaWei

I figgered it out. Click the 'mute' box in the volume control.

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mrynit

the main reason i use itunes is to manage podcasts and IPTV. You need to add rss handling for automaticaly downloading video and audio files. Allow the user to chose a pre-installed audio/video player or use what comes with the software. in version 6.x of iTunes i could watch video on my tv connect to my computer. in version 7.x this no longer works well. add the feature to view vidoe on a second display.

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