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Miro: The only media player you need?

November 6th, 2007 by Seth Rosenblatt

Miro Public Preview 3 has been unleashed for Windows, Mac, and Linux. It seems like this is the version of the freeware Internet TV channel player and aggregator that we've all been waiting for. Crashes seem to be a problem mostly of the past. The smart player, able to download content on the fly as well as play nearly any video on your machine makes Miro's appeal hard to resist.

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Adobe Media Player 1.0

April 14th, 2008 by Bill Dawes

Adobe's Media Player is an excellent application that is beautifully designed and easy to use. Shame about the currently available content.

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Thanks so much, this is the only tutorial I've read that actually works!! Thanks again :D Read full story ...
mygosh.. follow the steps. 1. import ur music file into itunes 8 (yes, it works for 8) 2. right click on d file, select "Get Info" 3. click on "Options", check the boxes labelled "Start Time" and "Stop Time". Set start time to 0, stop time to 0:40. (u can play around here to get the bit u want). Click OK. 4. Right click the same file, select "Create AAC version" 5. Right click the same file, select "Show in WIndows Explorer" 6. Change the extension from m4a to m4r in the window that just opened. If no extensions are shown, in your explorer window, click on: Tools>Folder Options>View. Make sure the "Hide Extensions for Known File Types" box is UNCHECKED. Click OK all the way. Now, change extension of created file to m4r. 7. Go back to iTunes. Delete the file that was created. 8. Drag the m4r file into iTunes. 9. Sync your iPhone w/ ur com. Voila! Check it out. Thanks Jo Hanlon for making the world more affordable for the poor people!! =D Read full story ...

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