I tried it last on the next to last release so they may have tweaked
parallels for compatibility. I was able to get Napster to work
however (neither work on OS X even though Rhapsody has a player that
supposedly does).
I can say Parallels is the best app I have purchased of its kind and
I tried them all under linux, etc. Its light, neat features and very
reasonably priced.
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On Feb 20, 2007, at 12:44 PM, Bill Marriott wrote:
Not Microsoft. Real Networks.
http://www.rhapsody.com
Tracks purchased from Rhapsody DO work on the iPod. Their DRM is no
more or
less onerous than ITMS. You can, for example, burn tracks to CD.
The key difference from iTunes is that Rhapsody is an all-you-can-eat
"radio" model in which you can listen to as many tracks as you want
from
their library, which is fairly extensive.
"Stephen Barncard"
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Rhapsody is MS's downloaded music attempt to compete with iTunes.
It's
basically RealAudio codecs and some pretty Draconian DRM, PC only and
works with just a few players. They're part of the other 15%
that's not
iPod.
What is "Rhapsody", and why do you suppose it works so
differently from
other apps that run perfectly under Parallels?
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