Ney MR with the sucess of my other thread I'd thought i 'd ask a question. I am looking for a program similar to winamp but for mac. More like the original one all i need it to do is play streaming audio and mp3's. I hate itunes and only use it because of the iPod. So if anyone can direct me to a media player like Winamp i would appreciate it
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I use QuickTime, but VLC and RealPlayer will do it too. I'm sure there are more. Try VersionTracker and MacUpdate.
I don't know why I do not like it, its just personal preference. I do not like MP3 Players that are that powerful I just want one that uses minimum resources but is simple and sleek
Other Mac MP3 players . . .
This is something that I've been wondering as well. I like iTunes, but I was wondering if there was a program that would play MP3s and also sync other MP3 players, besides the iPod, to the library.
Right now, you should check out Audion, by Panic software (www.panic.com). It was developed at the same time as SoundJam, which would become iTunes. It's a great player, streamer, syncer. However, because of the dominance of iTunes, since it was adopted by Apple, Panic ceased further development of Audion. However, it still works great and a lot of the features on it are only now being implmented on iTunes. It's a simple and small interface, and well worth the look.
You can still download it from the Panic webiste, and they give you a free registration key so that you can still use it.
Here's the address: http://www.panic.com/audion/
Hope that helps.
This is something that I've been wondering as well. I like iTunes, but I was wondering if there was a program that would play MP3s and also sync other MP3 players, besides the iPod, to the library.
Right now, you should check out Audion, by Panic software (www.panic.com). It was developed at the same time as SoundJam, which would become iTunes. It's a great player, streamer, syncer. However, because of the dominance of iTunes, since it was adopted by Apple, Panic ceased further development of Audion. However, it still works great and a lot of the features on it are only now being implmented on iTunes. It's a simple and small interface, and well worth the look.
You can still download it from the Panic webiste, and they give you a free registration key so that you can still use it.
Here's the address: http://www.panic.com/audion/
Hope that helps.