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DESCRIPTION
Music Man... Enjoy the easy way to rip, convert, burn and play with this digital music software for Mac OS X. Music Man includes all the features you need from a MP3, WMA, WAV, M4A, Ogg Vorbis Converter, Ripper, Burner, Player. Rip from Audio CD. Convert most formats - Audio CD, AIFF, MP3, unprotected WMA, WAV, AAC(M4A,M4B), midi and Ogg Vorbis formats. Burn to Audio CD, MP3 CD, DVD or to USB Flash Drive. Burn an MP3 CD and get 10 hours of music on 1 CD, 50 hours on an MP3 DVD. Using variable burn quality, get 1 to 4 hours of busic on a 64mb USB Flash Drive. Play music files, CDs and directly from USB Flash Player. Get the features you want - easy to use, easy navigation of all disks to locate music files, store play lists to easily burn another copy of the CD, convert music to mono, make an MP3 clip. (Does not convert DRM protected music.)
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.7: Added Leopard OS X 10.5 compatibility, enhanced WMA Support, DVD-Audio burning.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.3 or later, Quicktime 6 or later.


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Developer:Mireth Technology
Downloads:34,389
  - Version d/l:1,488
Multimedia & Design:MP3
License:Shareware
Date:31 Mar 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$24.95
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    Music Man User Reviews (11 posts)Write A Review
    Apr 17 2008
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    L008COM  Not very intuitive, not very easy to use. Kind of a big mess.  (Version 2.7)

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    Mar 31 2008

    STORMCHILD  It's just like iTunes, except it's $25 instead of free, and sucks! Where do I sign up?

    By the way, nobody cares about WMA support. The whole world uses MP3s or AACs. For anything else that iTunes doesn't handle, there are plenty of freeware converters available (e.g. MacFLAC and XLD).  (Version 2.7)

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    Dec 6 2007

    XENOPHILE  Use Max - it's free and will do a CD Paranoia extraction, the gold standard for audio file extraction.

    Music Man is nonsense, it's just an alternate interface for standard OS X functionality.  (Version 2.1)

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    Feb 20 2007

    DANNY BATES  They claim "hassle-free" refund, yet I am on day three of trying to justify my dissatisfaction, back and forth with the developer. Their emails to me are condescending in tone and worded as if I am doing something wrong. Yes, I have the LAME library properly installed but this software pretends to be exporting an MP3 file (very time consuming too) and it never even creates the files.

    How basic is that?!? It doesn't even output the file! And I can't get them to honor their claim of a hassle-free refund!

    As with any review forum, consider this very likely possibility:

    The first few positive comments are likely posted by the developer, trying to promote their product.

    It is also likely that anyone who defends the product (especially this one) may be the developer also.

    As disgruntled as they may become, I have nothing to gain from sharing the truth of my very disappointing experience with this product. I encourage you to look elsewhere for software that does what it should and has more then a handful of reviews (probably written by the developer).  (Version 1.8)

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