iTunes for Windows

I can't believe how many people like iTunes. I gess it's because those people have a small music database. Because, if you have a library with something like 750 albums, iTunes it's almost useless, unusable, and not at all user-friendly. It's too heavy for you to work with in a large database. But the thing that makes me hate iTunes worst is the fact that the people that design it and program it make it uncompatible with smaller more user-friendly applications such as Floola and Winamp. It's easier to work with these small programs, but if you update your iPod software in iTunes, you can't work with these applications anymore until there are compatibility updates to these little programs. It sucks, because, when iTunes figures out that you're using another program to manage your iPod... all hell breaks loose, and sometimes it damages de files on your ipod, like erase the artwork, the sequence of the songs in the album and so on.

itunes has a problem where it loses the ability to write dvd's on a windows machine. This weakness has to do with registry keys that the program claims have been altered by another program. I have encountered this problem on many pc's. Apple has no fix for the problem although they are aware of it. They have even taken the time to write a utility that basically tells you "it's broke" but does not repair the problem. You'd be better off with winamp if you want a free music utility. Unless of course you are an ipod owner in which case you are at Apples mercy.

itunes converts your audio format to any of the the three formats available, try doing that with windows media player!!. You can also create and customize a playlist according to your rules, and it will update the playlist each and every time a change happens (e.g. songs that you played 10 times)!