Originally posted by: Gurck
Originally posted by: EmoHawk
Popularity is a general concensus, a single persons opinion can never be considered a definite answer.
AOL is popular...
So was VHS!
Originally posted by: Gurck
Originally posted by: EmoHawk
Popularity is a general concensus, a single persons opinion can never be considered a definite answer.
AOL is popular...
Originally posted by: Gurck
Originally posted by: ndee
Originally posted by: loki8481
iTunes is one of the worst media players ever crafted.
it's a shame there isn't a specific forum to discuss these gripes in, though![]()
The only problem I have is that you cannot make subplaylists. What problems do you have with iTunes?
It's buggy, bloaty, and installs malware (QT).
Originally posted by: dwell
Winamp jumped the shark a long time ago.
Originally posted by: loki8481
Originally posted by: Gurck
Originally posted by: ndee
Originally posted by: loki8481
iTunes is one of the worst media players ever crafted.
it's a shame there isn't a specific forum to discuss these gripes in, though![]()
The only problem I have is that you cannot make subplaylists. What problems do you have with iTunes?
It's buggy, bloaty, and installs malware (QT).
^ what he said.
the bloat is my big problem. winamp starts up easily four times as fast as iTunes, and because I can minimize/hide it, I don't even know that it's running except that I click on MP3's and they magically begin to play
plus, there's no easy way in iTunes to queue up a bunch of songs on the fly without creating a playlist or just to play a singular song. both vital functions which EVERY mp3 player should have at the forefront.
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
Can you now minimize iTunes to the taskbar like you can with WMP? Anyone have a screenshot?
Originally posted by: ndee
Originally posted by: loki8481
Originally posted by: Gurck
Originally posted by: ndee
Originally posted by: loki8481
iTunes is one of the worst media players ever crafted.
it's a shame there isn't a specific forum to discuss these gripes in, though![]()
The only problem I have is that you cannot make subplaylists. What problems do you have with iTunes?
It's buggy, bloaty, and installs malware (QT).
^ what he said.
the bloat is my big problem. winamp starts up easily four times as fast as iTunes, and because I can minimize/hide it, I don't even know that it's running except that I click on MP3's and they magically begin to play
plus, there's no easy way in iTunes to queue up a bunch of songs on the fly without creating a playlist or just to play a singular song. both vital functions which EVERY mp3 player should have at the forefront.
obviously, you NEVER used iTunes before.
Originally posted by: loki8481
Originally posted by: dwell
Winamp jumped the shark a long time ago.
how does a program jump the shark?
especially with all the older versions easily availible.
Originally posted by: dwell
Originally posted by: loki8481
Originally posted by: dwell
Winamp jumped the shark a long time ago.
how does a program jump the shark?
especially with all the older versions easily availible.
The same way a TV show does. Older episodes of shows are easily available too.
Originally posted by: loki8481
Originally posted by: Gurck
Originally posted by: ndee
Originally posted by: loki8481
iTunes is one of the worst media players ever crafted.
it's a shame there isn't a specific forum to discuss these gripes in, though![]()
The only problem I have is that you cannot make subplaylists. What problems do you have with iTunes?
It's buggy, bloaty, and installs malware (QT).
^ what he said.
the bloat is my big problem. winamp starts up easily four times as fast as iTunes, and because I can minimize/hide it, I don't even know that it's running except that I click on MP3's and they magically begin to play
plus, there's no easy way in iTunes to queue up a bunch of songs on the fly without creating a playlist or just to play a singular song. both vital functions which EVERY mp3 player should have at the forefront.
Originally posted by: ndee
Originally posted by: loki8481
Originally posted by: Gurck
Originally posted by: ndee
Originally posted by: loki8481
iTunes is one of the worst media players ever crafted.
it's a shame there isn't a specific forum to discuss these gripes in, though![]()
The only problem I have is that you cannot make subplaylists. What problems do you have with iTunes?
It's buggy, bloaty, and installs malware (QT).
^ what he said.
the bloat is my big problem. winamp starts up easily four times as fast as iTunes, and because I can minimize/hide it, I don't even know that it's running except that I click on MP3's and they magically begin to play
plus, there's no easy way in iTunes to queue up a bunch of songs on the fly without creating a playlist or just to play a singular song. both vital functions which EVERY mp3 player should have at the forefront.
obviously, you NEVER used iTunes before. Take a loot at the "Party Shuffle". How long does it take you in Winamp to find a song from an artist? In iTunes, it finds it while you're typing in the letters.
I'm glad you haven't experienced problems with it, but a lot of people have - check out this thread - especially managing large collections.Originally posted by: ndee
Buggy? It never crashed for me and I'm using it ALOT.
foobar isn't.Bloaty? Well guess what, it is slow if you have 6000+ songs right at your finger tip
About a second using the mouse, much faster than typing in what I want.How long does it take you in Winamp to find a song from an artist?
I disagree, as do many others. Whether you like it or not is your opinion and I won't tread on that, but I'll admit I'm curious why you feel people shouldn't be able to make that decision on their own & install it only if they want to, and have it reset their file associations only if they want (rather than have it do so automatically even when asked not to).Quicktime is also better than Windows Media player. Your point was?
Originally posted by: shilala
Now I gotta get all my songs into the database in foobar. I can only get them in one at a time.
Can I index my library automatically with foobar?
Originally posted by: shilala
I can't get winamp to play back in 5.1 surround. I think I need some sort of plugin to make the adjustment? What the hackin do I have to do with it?
Originally posted by: jjones
Originally posted by: psiu
I am using winamp 2.91 right now...
Thanks Gurck!!!Originally posted by: Gurck
Originally posted by: shilala
Now I gotta get all my songs into the database in foobar. I can only get them in one at a time.
Can I index my library automatically with foobar?
Playlist -> Add Directory
BTW anyone with a high quality speaker/headphone setup and a good sound card should try the kernel streaming option, if you haven't already. Details are in this thread over at head-fi. The thread is on installing a specific sound card, the Chaintech AV710, so ignore the parts detailing driver configuration and pointing foobar to output to a specific card.
