Best software to organise my music?

Have I missed the plot?

As all my previous mp3's had to be converted before being stored on my ipod I assumed it didnt play mp3's natively?

Does this mean that I can burn to mp3 format at 192kbps within itunes and have them on my ipod in same format?

I am burning my whole collection of cd's again (about 500) and then the cd signles I have also, so I want to choose the right burner once and for all.

I dont care if I then move all My mp3's off to long term storage and just convert using itunes if I have to (to aac or something ipod's use) but if ipods can use mp3 natively thats even better. I just dont want to stick all my music in a proprietary format incase ipods wither and die and lets say the 3rd gen of Sony's 21st century players kick a** and you cant convert.
 
FrankJH said:
Have I missed the plot?

As all my previous mp3's had to be converted before being stored on my ipod I assumed it didnt play mp3's natively?

Does this mean that I can burn to mp3 format at 192kbps within itunes and have them on my ipod in same format?

I am burning my whole collection of cd's again (about 500) and then the cd signles I have also, so I want to choose the right burner once and for all.

I dont care if I then move all My mp3's off to long term storage and just convert using itunes if I have to (to aac or something ipod's use) but if ipods can use mp3 natively thats even better. I just dont want to stick all my music in a proprietary format incase ipods wither and die and lets say the 3rd gen of Sony's 21st century players kick a** and you cant convert.
iPods can play mp3s no problem. So you can have your mp3s at 192kbps in iTunes and on your iPod.
 
arty said:
foobar is the absolute best tool for managing music on PCs, if you're willing to spend time learning how to use it and setting it up for the way you want. None of the others come close :)

arty

agreed. there just isn't enough foobar lovin' in this thread. :(
 
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