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Burning - Win Media Player, Rhapsody, RealPlayer?
I just got a new computer and was wondering what would be preferable for making a music library and burning disks. I used RealPlayer previousloy and liked it although the free version wouldn't let me burn MP3's. The new computer has Windows Media Player and some junkware to lead to RealPlayer and Rhapsody. Which is best or should I buy some program that is better?
5 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavourite answer
to help you out, get windows media player
to be more help, get windows media player 10
it depends on what kind of computer yours is.
windows media player has a whole bunch of things that you can use and windows media player 10 is even easier to use and runs fast if you have windows xp.
all you need is look at the top of the screen, and it has a media guide from the inter net, burn files, library and much more
either way good luck and have a great time listening to you music! :)
Source(s): this is the direct website to the download: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/play... - GordonHLv 41 decade ago
Windows Media Player (WMP) does a very good job of managing a music library, it can also burn CD's and manage your compilations. However, if you plan to use an iPod in the future, you may want to get iTunes instead. iTunes is available from the Apple website (http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/).
Good luck!
Source(s): http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/ - Anonymous1 decade ago
get Windows Media Player :)
- ScatwomanLv 71 decade ago
I prefer WMP but, whatever you use rip everything to the MP3 format. You will be compatible with more players that way