Re: Where do you get your music?
Yeah, after a while I pretty much figured out iTunes as well, though not to the level Sebby has, as I'm still tabbing around.
I suspect that making iTunes accessible on Macs gets a much higher priority than it does for the Windows version. Which only proves that accessibility isn't an altruistic desire for Apple, it's just a money grabbing marketing scheme to sell more of their products.
Then there is the format you get your music in, I prefer MP3s, it may not be the best or highest quality format, but it does have the benefit that, as far as I can tell, it doesn't support any form of embedded DRM, so I can play my music on anything I want to.
Sure iTunes has the ability to convert the M4A files to MP3s, but then you end up with two copies of the music in your library, and if you go in and delete the M4As, you end up with dead tracks in your library.
So after discovering that, I stopped buying music from iTunes. At least then, after putt ing the new MP3 tracks where I wanted them, I could manually add them to my library.
I'm now at the point of wondering why I should continue using iTunes at all? So I've decided to abandon my iPod and switch to the Victor Reader Stream as my media player.
What, mp3va doesn't have John Williams? Wrong, try again, I just searched for "Star Wars" and the first album that came back in the search results was "Star Wars Trilogy" by John Williams.
It's possible that searching for "Williams, John" won't work where searching for "John Williams" will.
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