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Originally Posted by dculkin
Apparently not basic enough
Thank you Cscmidt, powerpig, and cmbdiesel. So far, I can't get any of those things to work. I downloaded Media Player, but when I tried to run the downloaded program it said it can't open the file because it's not a movie. I have no idea what that means.
The other solutions I tried all seem to be designed for files not purchased through iTunes, although it is just as likely that I am misunderstanding the instructions.
I really am ignorant about these things, but I thought that's why people by Apple - for idiots like me.
I don't know who has me more angry right now - Apple for being so proprietary or Best Buy for having sales people who don't know what they are doing.
I think I will take the Clip back and get another iPod, which really pisses me off. I have never liked the iPod or iTunes. Neither seems particularly well designed. The most idiotic part being the lack of an on-off switch on the iPod. Bad design, pure and simple, IMHO.
Thank you for your help and for allowing me to rant.
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Actually that's why people keep buying PC/Microsoft. Plug and play. Apple seems more for those who don't mind figuring a lot of things out for themselves, and yearn for those things sleek and sexy. (one of the reasons I got an iPhone)
Did you download the WMP from microsoft? apple? they both have it available.
Maybe a different MP3 player that will link directly to iTunes, possibly the Sansa e200 series. I like the Sansa stuff, have a tiny little .5 gig player the size of a thumb drive.