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Need Software for Playing music
Spanks:
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--- Quote from: mgz on March 03, 2010, 10:03:55 PM ---Yea so i need something that will allow me to load my entire music library into it and play it all nice without crashing alot.
Currently have tried winamp and jetaudio both crash on me ALOT windows mediaplayer would work fine but its a MASSIVE fucking program and i hate the design on the newer versions.
Also winamp will randomly not play some of the music i have usually my flac files it just dont like them.
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Unfortunately sometimes Winamp wants you to download a plugin for FLAC to work. I used to use Winamp and still do sometimes but foobar2000 is my favourite for now. Does everything I want and does it well so its perfect for now.
I would recommend foobar2000 as well.
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The only thing winamp does that foobar doesnt(other then it looks "nicer") is put music onto a ipod.
Xtras:
If you do need the Ipod compatibility, then consider MediaMonkey. CNET gave it an incredibly glowing review, and it is my personal favorite
Foobar described in one sentence: Extremely barebones but customizable system which lets the music speak for itself and allows you to organize and properly tag your library without the headache other more mainstream players will give you
Also, Songbird might be worth downloading. I only recently started using it, but I am already loving how customizable it is, and all of the features it has.
psyren:
--- Quote from: Spanks on March 03, 2010, 10:08:23 PM ---
--- Quote from: Duki3003 on March 03, 2010, 10:05:11 PM ---foobar2000?
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End of discussion
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... and foobar can deal with iPods now. Just need to download a plug in.
fohfoh:
Mgz doesn't use foobar? SHOCKE!
I hear songbird is good. At least on Linux it seems to be one of the nicer ones.
razirazo_90:
Mediamonkey?
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