I finally bought an ipod

Jihad said:
iTunes is more or less drag and drop, if people have a hard time working out how iTunes works you shouldn't be on a computer let alone own an iPod.
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It's nothing to do with being difficult, its just another barrier between getting your MP3s onto the iPod. An annoying, slow, buggy interface at that.
 
ScarySquirrel said:
I personally find iTunes much easier than any drag and drop MP3 player I have used.
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The last drag and drop MP3 I had, the Creative Zen Touch, that was pretty sucky, you needed to have all the mp3s tagged IIRC to get play lists etc together.

However, i LOVE my Archos 504, that has a proper file structure, which is a hell of a lot easier than anything I've used in the past.
 
Drag and drop is fine when you have 100 songs. When you're looking at 10,000+ not so much.

I much prefer iTunes doing the hardwork for me, ie:

Zero effort synchronization
Automatically ejecting the iPod
Smart Playlists
Automatically fetching (hi resolution) album artwork

Don't understand why people are confused by iTunes, or consider it a burden :confused:
 
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iTunes is a pig of a program on Windows, you'd be much better off using something else with an iPod plugin.

Plus the lack of custom equalizer is a big downer for me, sound quality isn't as great as other MP3 players if you have real headphones either :/
 
Hxc said:
iTunes is a pig of a program on Windows, you'd be much better off using something else with an iPod plugin.

Plus the lack of custom equalizer is a big downer for me, sound quality isn't as great as other MP3 players if you have real headphones either :/
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Nah, the sound stage is reasonable on the ipod, I prefer it over the Creative series to be honest. But have only tried the Shure E4Cs and my own Super.Fi 5 Pro's with them both.
 
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