Mobility Site - View Single Post - Age old question: What "media" to go program works?

KeithV · 09-02-05, 07:19 PM

I've been using Rhapsody-to-Go for a couple months now, and I like it a lot. The biggest downside to it, to me, is having to use Windows Media Player 10, which seems very feature-poor compared to other available players. However, it's worth it to me to be able to access thousands of songs and change the content of my Axim's music library any time I want. If I was using iTunes or some other pay-per-song service, it would have cost me a good $200+ to buy all the songs I've listened to in the past two months, as opposed to $30 to Rhapsody. No, I don't own the songs… I do own almost 200 CDs. I listen to maybe 20 of those CDs still, because I got bored with the rest. The subscription music service seems like a fantastic solution to me.

09-02-05, 07:19 PM	#7 (permalink)
KeithV Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 3 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I've been using Rhapsody-to-Go for a couple months now, and I like it a lot. The biggest downside to it, to me, is having to use Windows Media Player 10, which seems very feature-poor compared to other available players. However, it's worth it to me to be able to access thousands of songs and change the content of my Axim's music library any time I want. If I was using iTunes or some other pay-per-song service, it would have cost me a good $200+ to buy all the songs I've listened to in the past two months, as opposed to $30 to Rhapsody. No, I don't own the songs… I do own almost 200 CDs. I listen to maybe 20 of those CDs still, because I got bored with the rest. The subscription music service seems like a fantastic solution to me.