11 Things We Hate About iTunes
#102
Posted 27 August 2008 - 04:32 PM
My 750 Gig drive has 400 Gigs of music, roughly 65,000 tracks, and MediaMonkey Gold has performed flawlessly. But, it's a real music management software, not a store.
#103
Posted 30 August 2008 - 04:47 PM
#104
Posted 03 September 2008 - 12:50 PM
There is a program for this just that issue. It's called Copytrans and by buying it you can have ALL the stuff from your iPod copied to your NEW computer. It will copy everyting on there (playlists, etc). I have used this program multiple times when I've had computer crash issues. It is a great iTunes helper.
#108
Posted 09 December 2008 - 02:07 PM
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> recognize or use the scroll wheel on my mouse. It may seem trivial, but it sure
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> would be useful when scrolling through thousands of songs or hundreds of artists or albums.
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I've been using a Freeware mouse program to enable scrolling in several programs that otherwise did not recognize the scrollwheel on my mouse (various logitech varieties). The utility is called FlyWheel and can be downloaded on PCWorld at:
www.pcworld.com/downloads/file/fid,23737-order,1-page,1-c,alldownloads/description.html
Formerly shareware you will see the instructions for free registration on the download page. I use it on Win XP systems...no idea about Vista compatibility.
#109
Posted 15 February 2009 - 11:51 AM
#111
Posted 16 March 2009 - 05:30 PM
Another thing. At times by mistake I click BUY twice because the prompter appears that many times and I end up buying the song that many times. I Tunes should catch that and prompt me that I already purchased that song before. Thus saving me the wasted 99 Cents.
Another thing I don't like is the fact that when I buy a song I am not told is a remake of the original hit. I have an excellent musical ear and memory and remakes usually suck. The artists are older and their voices are different. I end up deleting the songs after I find out the Faux pas.
I love foreign music. Especially French Spanish and Italian oldies. Though I found some on I Tunes I would love to find more of them.
Another suggestion is, when I print a playlist for the CD case, can they offer an additional song list with the tracks numbered? That would meake it so much easier to find the songs to be played.
I buy lots of Karaoke tracks.But even for the regular songs. I would love it if all the different snippets of the same song are in the exact portion of the song so I can compare the differences in vocal and instrumental arrangments more suitable to my taste.
When I search for a particular artist and click on top of the song titles to set them in alphabetical order I find other artist mixed in with the one I am interested in. There should be an option where I could remove that particular track without deleting it, like we can do while at a playlist.
#112
Posted 18 March 2009 - 04:16 PM
A few things: first, I believe the songs are listed in the iPod that way because that is the order that they are in on the CDs and then depending on the order that they were uploaded to iTunes it will list the songs in that order. I see what you are saying and it makes sense. The songs should be listed in alphabetic order. They list the artists in that order so why not the songs?
One thing that will help with accidently buying a song thta is a remake, be sure to listen to the preview. The preview tells a lot, but I've done the buying duplicate song before and that is not fun, but .99 cents makes it pretty painless. To pay less than .99 cents, check out Amazon.com. They have a lot of songs that are mostly .89 cents, not much of a discount, but those pennies add up when you are talking about thousands of songs.
#113
Posted 05 April 2009 - 12:00 PM
#114
Posted 07 April 2009 - 05:15 AM
itunes and apple have that "you dont need to know where your files is" idea, i'm a long time pc user and i always know where my programs and other files are on my systems, then i can go and move/copy them fast and easy.. i really need to keep my files in order, without any tagging them, well now days i using vista tags but even then i have perfect idea and knowledge of things what i have on my systems.
apple users are just a users, they dosnt want to know, or they dont know that they can know :) something more about their files and programs.. and that is what apple wants, "be stupid to buy our products and keep your stupid mind when using them".
itunes idea is to be simple, and it is.. but that kind idea not working on a real pc environment, (linux/windows). we real users want to keep our own data there where we want their to be.
ofcourse you can use mac osx like we do but then you broke your own rule, and all softwares dosnt works like they need to be.. example, some photoprograms dosnt find your photofiles or music player dosnt find your musics.. if you keep these files some other places on the system :)
#115
Posted 07 April 2009 - 05:35 AM
I hate that without basically hacking your iphone, itouch, ipod, et cetera. Once you put your music on the mp3 device you can not do the reverse can take your files and use them off of the ipod. You can't browse the ipod software or double up and use it as a flash storage as well. When you paying as much as you are, you should be able to do both and itunes just does not allow you to sync you ipod with your computer. But you can sync you computer with your ipod.
#116
Posted 09 June 2009 - 04:21 PM
#117
Posted 02 August 2009 - 07:35 PM
#118
Posted 09 October 2009 - 08:55 AM
When not specifically requested and opened, nothing on these programs should be running and none should be on the boot menu.
Songs transposed or mislabeled by iTunes is a Big Gripe.
And I wouldn't mind an anti-spyware and temp file cleaning program for the iPhone and iTouch. Hey, app developers, are you listening?
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