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Cheule
09-12-07, 18:17
AmaroK for me. What about you?
JayEm
09-12-07, 19:42
Amarok and Exaile in Ubuntu.
cleggypdc
10-12-07, 17:58
Amarok and Totem in Suse
monkey56657
10-12-07, 19:41
Amarok on Ubuntu.

Winamp of Vista.
Lynx
10-12-07, 19:56
Totem on Ubuntu.
PeterStoba
10-12-07, 20:44
iTunes on XP
Firerat
13-12-07, 14:32
XMMS on GNU/Linux ( linux from Scratch )
Belso
13-12-07, 15:01
iTunes on XP

Same.
Ricko97
27-12-07, 22:20
Amarok on Mandriva, Winamp on XP. (wow, I feel so common)
Jiggles
27-12-07, 23:50
Mac: Itunes :P
PC: Winamp
Sl4x0r
28-12-07, 16:33
Media Player 11 - Feel my subversive powers - the only person using this masterpiece...
dtox
03-01-08, 12:56
Amarok
Aimp2
Winamp
M4T VW
03-01-08, 13:34
Media Player 11 - Feel my subversive powers - the only person using this masterpiece...

I use it too. Nothing wrong with it. Like how it docs in the start bar and you can still use it:mrgreen:
alexnifty
03-01-08, 14:12
Behind the times guys, its all about Pandora (http://www.pandora.com/)! Its made playing music off my hard drive obsolete.

I'm serious; I've not used any media players on my pc for months. Got channels on Pandora I like and it just plays random songs all of which I enjoy, also turns up new songs and bands that I never heard before :)
monkey56657
03-01-08, 19:19
I try pandora...but really who wants a web browser open..and not to mention the ads..Its a noooo for me.
alexnifty
04-01-08, 07:16
I try pandora...but really who wants a web browser open..and not to mention the ads..Its a noooo for me.

I just leave it minimised, and my firewall blocks the ads :mrgreen:
M4T VW
09-01-08, 13:49
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7178699.stm

Yeah thanks Alex:lol:
tystar
09-01-08, 13:58
Behind the times guys, its all about Pandora (http://www.pandora.com/)! Its made playing music off my hard drive obsolete.

I'm serious; I've not used any media players on my pc for months. Got channels on Pandora I like and it just plays random songs all of which I enjoy, also turns up new songs and bands that I never heard before :)

Just seen this now and thought wow that looks quality, will have to try that when i get home.


I try pandora...but really who wants a web browser open..and not to mention the ads..Its a noooo for me.

Are the ads pop ups or radio ad's?



http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7178699.stm

Yeah thanks Alex:lol:


typical rip off britain. go and ruin a good thing.
dont think i'll try it now since i'd probably like it loads and then be gutted when it gets switched off.


Hey just found this looks like the same kind of thing... lastfm (http://www.last.fm/)
Will now be trying this tonight :) :) :)
cleggypdc
12-01-08, 11:28
no doubt that will get cut off too, thankyou very much old timer government britain

for everyone else theres always ways of hacking google.

Type this into google

-inurl:(htm|html|php) intitle:"index of" +"last modified" +"parent directory" +description +size +(wma|mp3) "Muse"

replace the last bit with your music of choice :)

This can be quite useful when paired with songbird
monkey56657
12-01-08, 16:41
Whack the following into the "Location" box in a firefox bookmark:

javascript:window.location='http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=intitle%3A%22index.of%22+mp3+-php+-htm+-html+-asp+-cf+-jsp+'+prompt('Enter Song Name').replace(/ /g,%22.%22)+'&btnG=Google+Search&meta='
cleggypdc
13-01-08, 10:48
:) lovely
alexnifty
15-01-08, 02:57
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7178699.stm

Yeah thanks Alex:lol:

Yeah I read about that too, it sucks. But I'm just going to use a few IP-Based workarounds to circumvent the IP-block :twisted: