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If you like listening to podcasts, MediaMonkey’s integrated Podcatcher allows you to download audio content or you can use the web downloader and download files from websites.

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MediaMonkey also lets you organize, browse or search through your collection by artist, genre, rating, year and other parameters.Īn Auto-DJ feature is included that lets you create any casual or professional DJ party mix automatically based on your preferences. You can manage a music library with as few as 100 tracks to more than 100,000 audio or video files and playlists. You can also convert different audio file formats. The standard (free) version comes with several useful tools you can use to add album art, tag music files, rip CDs, and burn discs.

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The music manager and audio converter is compatible with non-Apple MP3 players, iOS devices and portable media players too. If you have a large digital music collection, you can use MediaMonkey to manage your library.

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MusicBee is available for Windows and it supports Groove Music, audio books, playlist and podcast syncing. It lets you use auto-tagging to organize your collection, and create or discover playlists based on your preferences using the Auto-DJ function. Plus, you can turn your device into a jukebox and play music any time.

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Let's not rush to judgment.The software also supports web radio stations, podcasts and SoundCloud integration so you can play the music you want. Bit premature don't you think? Besides, the concept of Myspace winning at, well, anything these days is quite laughable.Įven the Kin got six weeks. I saw a tweet (sorry, NY Times, that's what it's called-in spite of your ornithological sensibilities) of something like wins'. It's going to take time for people to discover it and how they want to use it as well as if and how artists want to use this new medium. That doesn't seem to stop people from calling it both a success and a dismal failure. I guess it's a lesson in keeping perspective.īut back to Ping: it's early days. P&S's supervisor points an accusatory finger at Homer and says 'You, sir, are worse than Hitler (for smoking in a government building).' It sorta reminds me of that episode of the Simpson where Homer covers for Patti and Selma with the cigarettes where they work (a government building). On another forum I frequent there are some fanatics calling iTunes 10 an 'abomination' because of the new logo and slightly different colours. The internet really does seem to thrive on kneejerk hyperbole. One prediction nobody is talking about much: Since this is based, presumably, on Lala, I expect it to have some kind of streaming service soon. it's a wholly different kind of experience. So their one-point-ohs have the pundits and tech journalists writing big 'Huh? But it doesn't have _!' articles, but then in six months or a year later. I don't expect Ping to remain in this same place for very long.Īpple has a habit of releasing simple, feature complete products at 1.0 and then only adding additional stuff later when they can guarantee a first-rate user experience (eg, the App Store, cut and paste on the iPhone, printing on the iPad, etc). It's odd that I can tell people I'm going to a Cold Play concert (somehow) but I can't post pictures from that event afterwards.īut then. It's off-putting that bands can create content but regular users? Not so much. It's interesting in that it's not so much a social network as 'your order history online, for everyone in the world to see.' let regular people post comments unadorned, or even their own music and videos) it may yet become a game changer. It's early days yet, and if Apple can recruit enough artists that can use the channel to engage their audience, and loosens up and lets people talk to each other without requiring that every single gesture they make on Ping be tied to their actions in iTunes (i.e. The part that got my attention during the keynote was that it's supposed to cover concerts as well as recorded music and media that's a very interesting model to build a social networking application around. And the anarchic and freewheeling nature of a vibrant social network seems somewhat counter to Apple's culture.

I get the idea that they are uncomfortable allowing anything that would require moderation happen in their walled garden. Given the current status of Ping and it's design this looks more like an add-on to designed to work with Facebook and less of a standalone social network.Īpple doesn't seem comfortable letting iTunes users speak directly to each other. Ping feels like an exploratory project for Apple.

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