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ThreeTen 0.3

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ThreeTen easily downloads music from allofmp3.com, directly to your Mac, and right into iTunes.

What's New

Version 0.3:

Simultaneous downloads
Download history
Account balance details
Dock icon badging
Numerous bug fixes and performance enhancements

Requirements
PPC, Mac OS 10.3.6 or later. A free allofmp3.com account.

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langley commented on 12 Nov 2005

Please update this to work with Tiger!!!

[Version 0.3]

Anonymous reviewed on 22 Oct 2005

Developer says he's working on a new version. We are saved!

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Anonymous reviewed on 13 Oct 2005

This program seems like such a good idea but it mangles about a quarter of the files it downloads--iTunes will abruptly stop playing them in the last third or so, and it turns out the data simply isn't there. I hope this gets updated, because AOMP3's own Mac software is Java-based and mindblowingly slow.

[Version 0.3]

Anonymous reviewed on 19 Aug 2005

Now that AOMP3 have updated their site I cannot download anything with ThreeTen 0.3. When I try to drag the link for an album to the ThreeTen download box, nothing happens. I wrote to AOMP3 Tech support and they suggested downloading Explorer for Mac. I am quite used to ThreeTen now and like its simplicity. Any ideas or suggestions?

[Version 0.3]

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Anonymous commented on 13 Nov 2005

cannot update my account or use threeten to assist with my aomp3 downloads.

Anonymous reviewed on 10 Aug 2005

I'm having the same problem but I don't understand your comments. Where do you drag the link? This a great little programme and I hope the developer updates it. I miss it!!

[Version 0.3]

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Anonymous commented on 11 Aug 2005

That reply was made in Feb this year, allofmp3.com has recently changed their site design again, and threeten is unable to get the track listing from allofmp3.com site. dragging an album/artist link to the threeten window usually starts the download process

Anonymous reviewed on 20 Feb 2005

Looks like AllOfMP3 have changed the way the 'all links' on the downloads page works - ThreeTen doesn't seem to read it any more.
Easy work around - just grab the link for each individual album onto the list, but as I tend to grab tracks from all over, rather than whole albums it's a pain.
Apart from that - it works great. I thought I didn't like the fact it added a playlist but it's good to categorise what's just been downloaded without having to hunt for it.
Would be great if it could log in and collect any waiting links for me automatically to avoid the whole drag'n'drop but it's no real hardship !

[Version 0.3]

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Anonymous commented on 10 Aug 2005

I'm having the same problem but I don't understand your comments. Where do you drag the link? This a great little programme and I hope the developer updates it. I miss it!!

Anonymous reviewed on 19 Feb 2005

This is great when it works but i get the downloads dissapearing problem as well. To me (and i could be wrong) is that the problem is files are downloading ok but they're not getting added to itunes but threetunes is still 'deleting after import'.

as such it looks like the files aren't being downloaded at all. any ideas if i'm close?

[Version 0.3]

Anonymous reviewed on 07 Feb 2005

This works very well apart from a few odd quirks - the most important flaw (which I've requested the developer fix soon) is that the app doesn't check to see if the chosen download folder exists before commencing download. So for the moment, it's up to you to make certain that the folder it's pointing to in its prefs exists and has write permission, or you'll lose any downloaded files.

And it's generally wiser to avoid having d/l apps use the desktop, I've found, as there seem to be more ways in which d/ling to the desktop can screw up the Finder and other things.

[Version 0.3]