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[ダコタ！]

My PSP

[Risa/Misa]

Itunes, even though I don't separate out my music into folders much. It's just when I have songs I have so much space on my ipod I just upload all the stuff I like and then use shuffle or whatever to listen to them all. Or if I want to jam out to only Berryz or Musume I can just switch it to by artist on my comp and jam. Though if I want to listen to like one song I will open it up in my VLC player.

[Sludgie-kun]

Itunes, because it has EQ functions, playlist creation and format conversion. It also displays album information in another way other players don't use. Only thing I don't like about it is that if you plug an ipod in, the sync will cause you to lose all information. Which is pretty irritating and stupid if you don't own an ipod.

[chikichi]

iTunes of course !
Here's what mine looks like at the moment:



It just looks nicer and it's kind of necessary for my iPod

[Kuroki Pyon]

Foobar2000. because it's last fm scrobbling function

[bitesizedjuli]

Itunes. . Because I love displaying album art.
And I use Itunes DJ as a sort of shuffle thing.

I used to use winamp a lot but now I'm just too lazy to install it.

[deukkae]

I use Windows Media Player.

[kurosawa87]

iTunes has been the best thing for me.

Others have given me headaches but they are okay

[Ryuuzaki]

Winamp. Just because its easier to jump to specific files

[wariomona]

I think Windows Media Player the best but no longer use it. Instead it is iTunes because it's the easiest in which to put songs on my ipod (which is where I do most of my listening)

One thing I tried to do with iTunes recently is put in album artwork. The way it handles artwork is stupid! So I gave up That's my biggest complaint about iTunes

[Ahornbjörn]

I'm using Winamp, since ... ever

[pichichi]

I use Songbird. It's open source and more stable than iTunes Windows version.

Download Songbird

[ぐ-ちゃん ♡]

I use iTunes, because it starts automatically when I connect my iPod to the Computer.
I've tried Winamp, which I think is much better. I don't know why I think so, but, I just do

[Shakey_Jake33]

I've started using Foobar2000 now that I've worked out how the themes/skinning works. It takes some getting used to, but it's so flexible, you can basically get it looking however you want. Foobar2000 also allows me to use WASAPI output for bit-perfect playback.



For lone music files, or video files, I use Media Player Classic Homecinema + ffdshow tryouts + Reclock for WASAPI bit-perfect playback.

[Nigelkun]

...I must suck... because i use WMP11 and it is slow as hell... because i am lazy and i have over 20k songs in a playlist...

[kamegoo]

iTunes and vlc

my WMP goes crashing

[krotch]

Winamp Lite. It's a music player, it doesn't need all the stupid other options. I hate the combining of different software into one. I already have a burning program, my music player doesn't need it. I already have a ripping program, my music player doesn't need it. I already have a video playing program, my music player doesn't need it.

Winamp Lite - 5 meg memory use while playing music
WMP 11 - 50 meg memory use while playing music

iTunes can suck huge hairy donkey balls. It will never touch my system. It was a big enough pain having to clean up the mess it left last time it was on there. I don't know if they still bundle Quicktime with it also. Another crap Apple program.

[Shakey_Jake33]

^It's a reason I'm unlikely to get an iPod anytime soon - I wouldn't want to install iTunes. It also insists on installing Quicktime. I have Quicktime Alternative installed so I can stream GameTrailers.com videos, but I certainly don't want the entire piece of bloatware installed.

I have Winamp installed in order to transfer music to my Zen Vision M because the Creative software is also bloated. It doesn't quite meet my needs as a music player though because I am extremely fussy and require bit-perfect playback, but that wouldn't matter for most people.

[krotch]

I have a Zen X-fi on the way, but I'm going to use WMP to transfer music to it. It's already on my machine, so it'll work. I don't want to install a regular version of Winamp. Winamp Lite is perfect for me.

It's possible to get bit-perfect to run through WMP, but I hear it's a pain to get setup and many ppl fail at doing it. I don't bother, as my sound setup isn't all that great anyways. I'm using an Audigy 2 ZS, a pair of JVC mini stereo systems, and a powered subwoofer. 4.1, good enough for me.

[Shakey_Jake33]

^It is indeed possible to do it through WMP, you just need to install Reclock and set it to not resample, and switch to WASAPI/KS mode. However, I dislike WMP.

Bit-perfect makes my onboard IDT/Sigmatel laptop sound chipset actually sound decent, it's a bit of a lifesaver.