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Brand: Mediafour Corporation EAN: 0608498006414 Format: CD-ROM Label: Mediafour Corporation Manufacturer: Mediafour Corporation Platform: Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows Me, Windows 95 Publisher: Mediafour Corporation Release Date: June 03, 2002 Studio: Mediafour Corporation Editorial Review: Amazon.com Product Description: XPlay brings the power of the Apple iPod to Windows users. Just plug your iPod into your Windows computer and XPlay makes it easy to load it with MP3 music and other files. If you like, XPlay will automatically synchronize your iPod with your PC music collection when you plug it in, so you are always ready to take your favorite music with you. Thanks to the included MacDrive technology, XPlay even makes your iPod appear as a normal hard drive on your computer, so it's a great way to take your data files and documents with you anywhere. Explore and manage the music on your iPod from Explorer and My Computer, just like any other folder in Windows. XPlay guides you through naming and configuring your iPod when you plug it in for the first time. While your iPod is plugged in, you can listen to your music through Winamp, MusicMatch, Windows Media Player, RealOne, and most other media software. Average Rating:
![]() Rating: - A JokeNo one should have to pay money for this. iPods for Windows should be 100% compatible or else return it. Don't pay money for this software; it's a joke. Rating: - xplay or musicmatchi used music match for the first 9 months of owning my ipod and i liked it alot, but i noticed that when trying to save some songs or add some songs to my ipod, it would select some of the songs and not move them. it also would mess up the way the song was written so the ipod wouldnt be able to read it and play it. xplay has worked flawlessly as just a program for adding songs and removeing them. it does not change the format of the song and it does not make my ipod skip songs the way music match ... Read More Rating: - Needs improvement - not necessary at all with new iPODsIf you just bought or are thinking of buying a new model iPod , save your money - you dont need this at all. A lot of people have touted XPlay as better than Musicmatch but I disagree. Most people try Musicmatch and don't bother to download the tutorial files which show you in detail all the great options available in MM. I have both and to be fair, xPlays only advantage with the older iPods was that you could use a Mac iPod on windows pcs with XPlay. Now that Apple has introduced the 30 gig and ... Read More Rating: - What this product could really doI'm a PC user. Don't hate me. It's what I work with and the platform I develop for. I'm using a new XP laptop at home and have been dumping many of my CDs onto it to listen to. The format I chose to save them as is WMA. It sounds great and creates files that are half the size of MP3s, saving drive space and making file management easier. Numerous products (MP3 Players, iPod-like Jukeboxes, etc) are accommodating WMA format. I realize that this is a proprietary Windows format and it doesn't ... Read More Rating: - Suggest Getting A Macjust a friendly suggestion. look into getting a mac computer. its easier, more reliable, and much faster. i have a 10 gig ipod and a powerbook and the ipod runs PERFECTLY and oh so fast. just a suggestion to make life easier and much more fun. |