Hehe, I'm sure you've seen this graphic (http://graphjam.memebase.com/2009/09/18/song-chart-memes-operating-systems/) before, but it's so true; and since customizability (CONTROL) is the biggest thing for me about my computer, I'll use Windows or Linux, but not Mac.
Well, I don't want Winamp for a daily music player/database program (but then, I haven't found anything that will work there). However, what I'm looking for here is something I can use just to manage my iPod Nano (I wouldn't have gotten an Apple product myself, but as it was a gift and it's the only mp3 player I have, I'm quite happy to have *something*). Before the whole computer switch, I had foobar2000 and some plugin for it that would let me dump songs onto (and delete 'em off) the Nano, and it would copy playlists over. Problem is, it copied duplicate playlists at some point, and I couldn't find anywhere I could delete said playlists on the iPod from the foobar interface. I googled all over the 'net trying to find a solution, and couldn't find mention of anything but iTunes for that, so I just gave up on the playlist part of the mp3 player and used the genres only. I'm hoping now that I have a new computer I can do that search again, and maybe find something that *will* work.
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Date: 2011-01-19 09:40 am (UTC)Well, I don't want Winamp for a daily music player/database program (but then, I haven't found anything that will work there). However, what I'm looking for here is something I can use just to manage my iPod Nano (I wouldn't have gotten an Apple product myself, but as it was a gift and it's the only mp3 player I have, I'm quite happy to have *something*). Before the whole computer switch, I had foobar2000 and some plugin for it that would let me dump songs onto (and delete 'em off) the Nano, and it would copy playlists over. Problem is, it copied duplicate playlists at some point, and I couldn't find anywhere I could delete said playlists on the iPod from the foobar interface. I googled all over the 'net trying to find a solution, and couldn't find mention of anything but iTunes for that, so I just gave up on the playlist part of the mp3 player and used the genres only. I'm hoping now that I have a new computer I can do that search again, and maybe find something that *will* work.