Zorac (zorac) wrote,
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"Probably the best Windows app ever written."

iTunes 4.1 - for Mac OS X and Windows XP/2000

Yup, that would be iTunes - and the iTunes Music Store - for Windows. MusicMatch, WinAmp et al: read it and weep. There are also updates and a bunch of new accessories for the iPod.
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zorac

October 16 2003, 12:54:00 UTC 17 years ago

I suspect that that's more in aid of encoding rather than playing music. Windows Media Player also reccomends 500MHz. The joy of bloat...

addedentry

October 16 2003, 11:59:12 UTC 17 years ago

Mmm...

Will you be queuing for Panther next Friday night?

zorac

October 16 2003, 12:06:29 UTC 17 years ago

I'm not sure that there's really anywhere to queue around here. I do have a copy on order, though ;-)

tobymalfoy

October 16 2003, 12:12:40 UTC 17 years ago

I must disagree, too.

All I see on that page is a load of promotional language for the iTunes store. There is only one feature listed that would make me download it and that would be the AAC playback. You know, if I really wanted to play AAC audio. And if I didn't already have QT 6.4 installed.

Also, as Simon pointed out, the minimum hardware requirements are quite ridiculous. But we already knew that from Quicktime.

Don't get me wrong. I like Apple for many reasons. Their windows apps are not one of them, though.

chinawolf

October 16 2003, 15:07:10 UTC 17 years ago

Oh MAN. *weeps*