I use iTunes for (what I guess is) its original purpose; to store, manage and listen to music, and dialogues I use for work, loaded from my collection of CDs.
I also occasionally use it to listen to on-line radio, though more usually I use VLC or the BBC Radio widget.
I don't have a credit card so I don't have an account to buy music (or anything) from any on-line source. As for all the other stuff that can be done with iTunes, it's got me beat.
My only wish is that I could convert my collection of tapes (that I use at work) to digital, so that I could store them, to run from a USB memory stick. The cassette tape recorders at work are wearing out, and are unlikely to be replaced. As we update textbooks we get CDs to go with them, but there is still some material on tape that I use quite a bit, so would like to archive.
I also occasionally use it to listen to on-line radio, though more usually I use VLC or the BBC Radio widget.
I don't have a credit card so I don't have an account to buy music (or anything) from any on-line source. As for all the other stuff that can be done with iTunes, it's got me beat.
My only wish is that I could convert my collection of tapes (that I use at work) to digital, so that I could store them, to run from a USB memory stick. The cassette tape recorders at work are wearing out, and are unlikely to be replaced. As we update textbooks we get CDs to go with them, but there is still some material on tape that I use quite a bit, so would like to archive.