SoundTaxi
- License:
- Shareware
- Price/Registration Fee:
- $14.90 USD Buy Now!
- File size:
- 0.01 MB
- Publisher:
- Ramka Ltd.
- Last Updated:
- 02/21/10
- Version:
- 3.7.3
- Review:
- Read 17 Reviews
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SoundTaxi Description:
Convert your DRM protected music files to MP3, AAC etc. at high speed.
SoundTaxi makes all your music files ready for CD, iPod and any other MP3 players. It supports any music files that can be played with Windows Media Player or iTunes, like WMA, M4P.
With just a few mouse clicks you can enjoy your songs anywhere with anything.
Operating System Support: WinXP, Windows2000, Windows2003
Tags: audio converter, convert to mp3, drm
Review for SoundTaxi
SoundTaxi Media Suite
Here's the good: SoundTaxi and it's Media Suite are excellent. They run fast and I have never had a major problem.
The bad: Tech support!! They are slow at best and non-responsive at their worst. They do not seem to appreciate their customer's at all.
Note: 1Step DVD Copy has an upgrade from v1.3.3 to 1.4.0. The upgrade doesn't work with files already on the PC. I went back to the previous version.
Soundtaxi software
Soundtaxi has abseloutely no support.
They will not respond to mails.
If you get a new machine you will not be able to reinstall the software. It is bound to the first PC.
Dont buy anything from them, it is a waste of money......
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The sound taxi suite itself is great. The problem is that if you re-format your computer, you can no longer use your software without a new activation code. To get one takes some time and persistence as their support seems to be on holiday most of the time. I guess they made a fortune and left. They could fix this problem by making it like alcohol, but for some reason they don't. Go figure. Great program held back by questionable support.