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I just got a Creative Zen Xtra (I love it, even with it's bulkiness) and am interested in downloading some songs, mainly from artists that I just want one or two songs from. Who offers the best value? I have heard of iTunes, Napster, Rhapsody, and Yahoo. Any more? Thanks in advance.
I have a zen 40gb, they are grerat, nice choice. ~:cheers:
As for downloading tracks, just under no circumstances commit music piracy! :book:
Site Rule #1 is no discussion of piracy.
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I thought that was a sub-rule, under objectionable messages... ~D
I wouldn't bother, just buy the albums and rip them. You get something tangible, and you don't have to pay that much more.
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Originally Posted by Big King Sanctaphrax
except for those occasions where you only want like 1-2 tracks of an album.. i hear good things about itunes service, but i've never used it. i did the 50-mp3 free trial with emusic (i think).. but their selection sucked.
Ah, yes. Then it's good. I forgot about this scenario, as It's not really something you do with the music I normally listen to.Quote:
except for those occasions where you only want like 1-2 tracks of an album..
Pft, still think my way is better.
Never commit piracy people, just borrow the songs from your friend a few thousand miles away - what is the problem?!
I've had a 30 gig Zen for a year or two now, great player! ~:cheers:
Exactly. What can i say, i have a lot of friends!!!!!! ~;)Quote:
Originally Posted by JAG
I use iTunes for singles (bah, £4 for a single track on cd? Bite me), or buy albums off 101cd.com or amazon.co.uk, as they are both ridiculously cheap compared to rip-off shops like HMV, and give proper quality music, a tangible cd, and I can just rip it.
Anyone else find it funny when a security window pops up, saying something like "You must install this software to play this cd etc" whilst in the background iTunes merrily copies the cd without any problems?