 ssj4androidRedefining Reality
join:2002-04-14
Wyoming, MI
1 edit | Anyone want to test the yahoo music engine with me Apparently, you can view and listen to your Y! Messenger friend's music if you're both running yahoo music engine (which is free). I'm going right now, but someone can add ssj4android to their yahoo friends list and test it out later.
EDIT: This looks bad -
"To hear full songs, you must subscribe to Yahoo! Music Unlimited. If you do not subscribe, you will only hear :30 samples."
Does that apply to mp3s and stuff too? |
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AT11
join:2003-03-05
Sedalia, MO | Hummm.. NO Mac Support from another retailer!! I see that again there is another music retailer ignoring  the Mac users and out of the side of their mouths  they bad mouth the Apple Music Store.
I still see the best solution is to buy the CD, rip it any way you like and then when you tire of the CD, sell it. Try that with a downloaded song. So a 12 track CD at $.79 would run me $9.48(more or less)on-line and possibly a bit more in a CD format.
Return by selling CD later is $3.00-$8.00. Cost for song... Just pennies and no DRM!! |
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ssj4androidRedefining Reality
join:2002-04-14
Wyoming, MI | If you do that, you might as well just download the mp3s. Or rent from the library and rip. |
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 HappyBunnyHi. Cram It.Premium
join:2001-06-23
Long Beach, CA
kudos:1 | reply to AT11
said by AT11:I see that again there is another music retailer ignoring the Mac users and out of the side of their mouths they bad mouth the Apple Music Store. Yup... I am there with you. Why slam Apple when you are basically flipping all of us Mac users the bird, anyway?
Who wants to pay a monthly fee and then lose the music later, anyway? |
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