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Nezter · 10-20-06, 03:21 PM

I don't mind paying for a good product. I don't even mind it being tied to a particular device -- I work around a lot of software that is single computer bound. however, when I do buy something, whether it's software, hardware, or a slice of pizza, once I buy it, I'd rather it be mine and not have to worry about whether down the road it'll still be usable.

to this end, betaboy, is there a point in your software's roadmap where you anticipate your software going to the phone-home senario you foresee? another issue I've been wondering (and others as well) about is when subsequent versions are released, will we be paying for those as well (eg: 1.4/1.5/2.0/etc). if we are required to pay for new versions, this is going to get very expensive very fast as you've already mentioned you anticipate at least 2 hefty updates to the software before january rolls around (unless subsequent releases are as belated as coreplayer 1.0 has been).

anyway, these are just my primary concerns with what seems to be a more than decent software release. thanks for your time.

10-20-06, 03:21 PM	#18 (permalink)
Nezter Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: edge of the world Posts: 6 Device: palm centro Carrier: sprint Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I don't mind paying for a good product. I don't even mind it being tied to a particular device -- I work around a lot of software that is single computer bound. however, when I do buy something, whether it's software, hardware, or a slice of pizza, once I buy it, I'd rather it be mine and not have to worry about whether down the road it'll still be usable. to this end, betaboy, is there a point in your software's roadmap where you anticipate your software going to the phone-home senario you foresee? another issue I've been wondering (and others as well) about is when subsequent versions are released, will we be paying for those as well (eg: 1.4/1.5/2.0/etc). if we are required to pay for new versions, this is going to get very expensive very fast as you've already mentioned you anticipate at least 2 hefty updates to the software before january rolls around (unless subsequent releases are as belated as coreplayer 1.0 has been). anyway, these are just my primary concerns with what seems to be a more than decent software release. thanks for your time.