User Reviews and Votes for MediaMonkey

Details: Doesn't have visualisations. A toolbar on the start bar like WMP9/10 would be handy. Awesome for dealing with big collections though. The only reason I switched. Burning support sucks.

Period used: 6 months

Other products used: WMP9, WMP10, Winamp

Submitted by Tatham Oddie on 08-Oct-2004 09:37:36

Summary: It's amazing!

Details: I just fell in love with MediaMonkey from the first time I used it.

Pros: Helps you fix the tags and filenames

Cons: Sometimes the interface can be a little confusing, but nothing terrible

Period used: since january/2004

Other products used: winamp, noatun, juk, xmms, quintessencial

Submitted by Laura on 15-Oct-2004 12:55:40

Pros: Easy file managment

Cons: No Naive burning

Period used: 0.5 years

Other products used: winamp, wmp10, jet audio, musicmatch, realplayer.

Submitted by Daniel Cooper on 01-Nov-2004 08:46:34

Summary: Top, best All-In-one I found til now

Period used: 6 months

Other products used: J.River, Dapyx, foobar, Media Jukebox, etc.

Submitted by Horst Walter on 06-Nov-2004 07:55:33

Summary: Great Tagger

Details: As far as a media player, its up there with Windows Media Player, but where it surpasses them all is its tagging capability. In one quick move, you can tag and properly folder every song based on its ID3 tag name. Or, you can give it a tag name based on its file name. It comes with a ripper, and audio converter, so you can take your CD and put them into MP3s or high quality OGG Vorbis files (amoung others) instantly. Lastly, it has a decent equilizer and vizualization

Pros: TAGGING!!!

Cons: Play list is a little hard to manage

Period used: 2 Years

Other products used: WMP; MUSICMATCH Jukebox, Real Player, I Tunes, and of cource Winamp

Submitted by Steve on 15-Nov-2004 19:03:51

Submitted by steve on 16-Nov-2004 10:31:57

Period used: 6 months+-

Other products used: winamp, itunes, audiojet, windows mediaplayer, sonique

Submitted by Stef on 04-Dec-2004 02:25:24

Summary: Very powerful player

Submitted by Christian Wei on 08-Dec-2004 14:50:23

Submitted by Barny on 14-Dec-2004 07:45:42

Submitted by sylvain on 07-Jan-2005 07:14:01

Summary: It is very easy to organize music files, however I wish themes and appearances could be changed as easily as in Window Media player.

Pros: Easy to manage large media libraries.

Cons: I wish there were skins available that could be easily applied.

Period used: Abour four months.

Other products used: Windows media player. AOL media player. Real Rhapsody. Winamp.

Submitted by David Dalton on 05-Feb-2005 16:28:30

Submitted by Michael Maki on 16-Feb-2005 09:38:45

Summary: Great player

Details: fast, many features, free... simply the best

Pros: features

Cons: not popular

Period used: 2 years

Other products used: about 15

Submitted by zorza on 15-Mar-2005 09:54:04

Other products used: winamp, realplayer, wmp 10, wmp 9, iTunes

Submitted by Sam Primrose on 26-Mar-2005 01:24:44

Pros: Manages track tagging better than MusicMatch

Other products used: Windows media, WinAMP, RealPlayer, MusicMatch

Submitted by mark on 01-Apr-2005 14:43:30

Pros: Manages track tagging better than MusicMatch

Other products used: Windows media, WinAMP, RealPlayer, MusicMatch

Submitted by mark on 01-Apr-2005 14:43:30

Summary: Best organizer

Details: Maybe not the best player, but there's nothing better to organize a music library.

Other products used: Winamp, Real, Windows Media Player, QCD

Submitted by Ziggy on 13-Apr-2005 01:06:19

Pros: easy management of library; conversions and renaming very easy

Cons: freezes after long use

Period used: 2 years

Other products used: itunes, windows media, real, winamp

Submitted by Mango on 07-May-2005 14:02:51

Submitted by Ricardo Angeli on 22-May-2005 14:30:14

Submitted by Reto Baumberger on 20-Jun-2005 09:50:31

Summary: The perfect media player for people who have a gig mp3 collection.

Details: Encoding: mp3, ogg, wma, wav Decoding: mp3, mpc, wav, wma, ogg, mpp, mp2, ape, apl, asf, avi, cda, dat, divx, flac, ivf, m3u, mac, mp+, mp1, mp2, mp4, mpe, mpeg, mpv2, rmp, vob, vqf, wmv Skins and visualisations available on the editor web site. Support of I pod and many mobile mp3 players Possibility to create virtual cds and many more...

Pros: one of the most complete

Cons: not free, got to registrate to have certain option

Period used: 1 year

Other products used: winamp, wmp, nero media player

Submitted by Captain_Coke on 26-Jun-2005 04:05:12

Summary: full featured, great Library and playlist features

Details: Folder-monitoring is well thought and integrated with the library. Auto-playlists; highly customisable, vitually as powerful as macro-programming, but with a very easy, intuitive interface. Good international support. All the normal features are also there; ripping, burning, CDDB look-up, Tags editing, synchonisation with a mobile player, supports all common formats, plus conversion between these... Even has a non-skinned option for those just want a normal looking application which is easy to use and to customise as the user sees fit. Supports winamp plugins, I currently use a plugin for global-hotkeys since these are not yet directly implemented by the program itself

Pros: Library, auto-playlists, highly customisable, truly user-friendly, full featured

Cons: costs money for the full-features version

Period used: 6 Months

Other products used: Winamp (2/3/5)

Submitted by Brendon O'Sullivan on 03-Jul-2005 13:25:48

Submitted by aline on 28-Jul-2005 14:24:15

Submitted by len on 31-Jul-2005 12:46:30

Summary: The best player i have tried. Better than iTunes & Windows Media Player

Details: Very nice DB features. The "player" part could be more cool and reziseable...

Period used: 1 month

Other products used: Winamp, Windows Media Player, iTunes, Catraxx

Submitted by Markus Kyr on 14-Aug-2005 17:21:15

Submitted by Julio Langarica on 05-Sep-2005 23:50:38

Summary: Great cataloging and organizing.

Details: This software is great for managing tags, tracks, grouping and searching your music. On the other hand it doesn't have any fancy visual features. You decide what you need - a player that looks good or a player that lets you organize massive amount of files, and control your music like no other. Also, this player is very light, runs like a charm on a Pentium III with 256MB.

Pros: Great music management. Lots of substance

Cons: No skins. No visuals. No glitter.

Period used: Since 2002

Other products used: Winamp, JRiver Mediacenter,Windows Media player, ITunes

Submitted by Michael on 06-Sep-2005 23:19:56

Pros: Easy-to-use Library, good interface

Cons: some minor bugs with foxytunes

Period used: 1 monsths

Other products used: Windows Media Player 10, iTunes, xMPlayer, JetAudio

Submitted by Serdar Kalayci on 30-Sep-2005 07:25:46

Submitted by Avish on 26-Oct-2005 12:40:57

Summary: So far...

Details: So far MediaMonkey is the best Media player I've used with many advanced features which I use all the time. For example, every single track in my library (over 4200) is all converted to 160kbps mp3 so it is all the same quality. I did this with MediaMonkey as well as find all track information and organize the files using the feature which can organize the files you have into folders based on the mp3 tags. I love the Monkey...

Pros: Everything but one...

Cons: Only the fact that at times it'll do something stupid 'cause of a bug

Period used: For the past year

Other products used: Windows Media Player, WinAmp, a few others which I have already forgotten the names of...

Submitted by Draconis Ravenix on 29-Oct-2005 15:15:43

Submitted by Tracy on 14-Nov-2005 10:37:34

Summary: everything u need to organize and play music on your pc

Details: very thorough tag editing and file organizing capabilities, plus the ability to create auto playlists, generate reports and run detailed queries, very useful for large mp3 collections. light years ahead of windows media player, and a much more user-friendly interface than winamp. the endless tree structure can get annoying.

Pros: powerful organizer/tag editor

Cons: could use another view besides the tree structure

Period used: 1yr+

Other products used: Windows Media Player, Winamp, jetAudio, RealPlayer, iTunes

Submitted by chris on 30-Nov-2005 21:09:35

Submitted by Kt400 on 30-Nov-2005 23:02:15

Other products used: real, winamp, wmp, musicmatch, itunes

Submitted by Gabbar on 01-Dec-2005 14:08:00

Other products used: real, winamp, wmp, musicmatch, itunes

Submitted by Gabbar on 01-Dec-2005 14:08:00

Submitted by Colin on 06-Dec-2005 15:55:35

Summary: just MediaMonkey.

Details: Why get bloated overrated underperforming media managers when you can have it all for your audio needs with mediamonkey? wow I sound like I'm advertising it, but I'm glad I took a chance to download it, I've already underway reorganizing an autotagging my 60GB music library, and it's actually FUN!

Pros: Everything

Cons: but the kitchen sink

Period used: week

Other products used: winamp, sonique, itunes, wmp, musicmatch, realplayer, etc

Submitted by Neo on 08-Dec-2005 18:40:12

Summary: just MediaMonkey.

Details: Why get bloated overrated underperforming media managers when you can have it all for your audio needs with mediamonkey? wow I sound like I'm advertising it, but I'm glad I took a chance to download it, I've already underway reorganizing an autotagging my 60GB music library, and it's actually FUN!

Pros: Everything

Cons: but the kitchen sink

Period used: week

Other products used: winamp, sonique, itunes, wmp, musicmatch, realplayer, etc

Submitted by Neo on 08-Dec-2005 18:40:12

Summary: just MediaMonkey.

Details: Why get bloated overrated underperforming media managers when you can have it all for your audio needs with mediamonkey? wow I sound like I'm advertising it, but I'm glad I took a chance to download it, I've already underway reorganizing an autotagging my 60GB music library, and it's actually FUN!

Pros: Everything

Cons: but the kitchen sink

Period used: week

Other products used: winamp, sonique, itunes, wmp, musicmatch, realplayer, etc

Submitted by Neo on 08-Dec-2005 18:40:12

Summary: Player for ambitious music lovers

Details: It's a cool player, especially compared with the Windows Media Player and iTunes it feels just slicker once you got used to it. The startup time is incredibly short, it seems to be consuming little resources, shows nice popups and manages all your songs in the integrated database, which you can update by one click. A nice feature, I especially like is the moving/renaming of music files by the information in the ID3-Tag and - especially compared with iTunes and Windows Media Player - the many audio formats it supports.

Pros: maaaany features, minimizes to tray, support for many audio-formats, auto-tagging/moving of files, comes with included database for titles, virtual-cd creation, cool skins available, feels just "smooth" while using, fast startup, nice baloons showing trac

Cons: some functions limited to commercial version, you will need some time until you get used to the player, DRM-protected files won't play, somewhat "fuzzy" equalizer (only two bars)

Period used: about 1 year

Other products used: ZoomPlayer, Kaffeine, iTunes, XMMS, MPlayer, WindowsMediaPlayer, IrfanView, WinAmp Classic, WinAmp3

Submitted by bellerophon on 09-Dec-2005 10:30:56

Submitted by n168 on 15-Dec-2005 21:49:51

Summary: the best player i've ever used

Details: you can organize your songs with ease; trasfer songs to your mibile player; edit several tags together; and lots mor

Period used: 1 year so far

Other products used: sonic, winamp, windows media player,ashampoo media player

Submitted by matan on 24-Jan-2006 06:46:42

Cons: program is having a stupid splashscreen so there is a littleslow when starting this program

Submitted by krak on 29-Jan-2006 04:57:00

Summary: Great player, great libray manager too!

Details: Media Monkey does everything that you could want to do in terms of keeping track of a large collection of music. Easy tag manipulation, great controls, and now look - I can control it from Thunderbird!

Cons: Some user interface tweaks

Period used: For the last year

Other products used: WMP, MPC, Winamp, Itunes

Submitted by Gene Senior on 31-Jan-2006 08:37:52

Period used: 6 months

Other products used: windows media player, winamp, itunes

Submitted by Lalo on 04-Feb-2006 11:00:29

Submitted by Gandalf on 07-Feb-2006 05:20:48

Submitted by chris on 08-Feb-2006 12:38:15

Submitted by Anonymous on 18-Aug-2004 10:17:15

Submitted by binic on 09-Feb-2006 04:33:03

Summary: Not bad. Built in player could be better.

Pros: Fairly easy to use. Good interface

Cons: Can be a bit confusing when first used.

Period used: 6 months

Other products used: Musicmatch, WMP, Yahoo Music Manager

Submitted by Anonymous on 10-Feb-2006 07:35:11

Summary: best player I have used to date.

Details: Media Monkey provides me with easy access to the music on my computer, and also allows me to access good quality radio stations from the web without demanding that I fill subscription forms or pay for the types of music I want to listen to. I didn't have to spend a long time learning how to use Media Monkey. I can keep the player in view, minimize it, or even cause it to disappear from the desk top.

Pros: ease of use, minimizes farther than other players.

Cons: when a new song comes on up pops an annoying bubble with the name of the song.

Period used: for three months

Other products used: real player, wmp, winamp, music match, sonique, iTunes, Yahoo Music Engine, Quintessential Player

Submitted by jim wittenberg on 06-Mar-2006 16:21:48

Details: The auto-tag from Amazon is a godsend. The auto-organize files option is also brilliant. The stats of what you play most often/what's in your library is pretty cool too. The full version does everything windows media player does and more but with less resources and it looks better.

Cons: full version aint free

Other products used: winamp, WMP

Submitted by tom on 08-Mar-2006 03:32:23

Summary: Prefect for those who have large collections.

Details: Extremely rare crashes. Never lost database information or tag info never corrupted.

Pros: Very reliable and accessable.

Cons: A little fiddly

Period used: 8 months

Other products used: RealOnePlayer, Windows Media Player 10

Submitted by Sam Bullough on 12-Mar-2006 06:34:13

Summary: Best Music playa ever

Details: If you are serious about managing a large music repository, this is the only playa that can handle this... plus it's ipod compatible, fast and fun :-) Oh and did I mention it was free???? I bought the lifetime membership 'cause it was just too good not to... (more to support the devs that to get any extra features)

Pros: Free, works, fast, mp3 playa compatible

Cons: none

Period used: 2 years

Other products used: all

Submitted by Jonno on 15-Mar-2006 03:45:51

Pros: Great Features

Cons: Limited time on converting music but all you have to do is uninstall it and reinstall

Period used: 1yr

Submitted by Kevin on 17-Mar-2006 22:39:49

Summary: Excellent player

Details: Very easy to use and manage music files. Get a soundcard capable of ASIO output and use an ASIO output plugin for great sound that is not resampled.

Pros: Sound quality - Ease of use

Cons: None

Period used: One year

Other products used: Winamp, Itunes, JRiver, Foobar

Submitted by Michael Sandstrom on 26-Mar-2006 11:24:05

Details: MediaMonkey Rocks my Socks! did i mention its free? and can handle any library? and play DRM encrypted music?

Submitted by me on 31-Mar-2006 20:10:57

Submitted by Awen Limbourg on 23-May-2006 03:03:20

Submitted by mrofone on 24-May-2006 10:38:09

Pros: amazingly good library management, keyboard support is excellent, ratings, music mood and occasion easy to apply, support for Winamp plugins, DFX support

Cons: making playlists could be easier

Period used: 1+ year

Other products used: ITunes, WMP 9/10, MusicMatch, UltraPlayer, Quicktime

Submitted by Fred Barnes on 05-Jul-2006 16:21:53

Summary: Powerful, easy-to-use, music manager/jukebox

Details: An easy-to-use music manager / jukebox for serious music collectors. It catalogs CDs, OGG, WMA, MPC, APE, FLAC, WAV and MP3 files, and looks up Album Art and data via Freedb and the web. It includes a tag editor & file renamer to organize your music library, a CD ripper & audio converter to save music, and a playlist editor to create music mixes. Plus, it levels volume, supports Winamp plugins, burns CDs, and syncs with iPods and MP3 devices. Active forum and scripting support for almost anything not included as standard

Pros: Organising Music has never been better

Cons: A few niceities missing but the development team are active in the wishlist forum

Period used: 2mths

Other products used: WMP9-10

Submitted by MoDementia on 07-Jul-2006 16:35:06

Pros: Not M$, all winamp extra's, easy libraring

Cons: high memory useage, prebuffer error

Period used: 5 months

Other products used: windows media player, winamp, amarok, realplayer, itunes

Submitted by ChaosR on 10-Jul-2006 11:29:51

Summary: This is simply the best player for getting your music tagged, organized and accessible...

Details: Rather than having to add tracks to the library, I browse my music straight from the source in MediaMonkey's file tree, and with the StartupNode script, I have it open directly to my music folder on startup. There really is no other player that gives you this degree of control...

Pros: Has every feature & function under the sun...

Cons: Could lighten up a bit on the memory usage, but it's still half of what iTunes consumes...

Submitted by Xichael on 11-Jul-2006 04:54:39

Submitted by mudvayner on 18-Jul-2006 01:55:48

Period used: 2 months

Other products used: windows, winamp, realplayer

Submitted by Hairy on 22-Jul-2006 14:16:27

Summary: superb

Submitted by Hans on 26-Jul-2006 07:56:15

Submitted by Jiri Hajek on 01-Aug-2006 09:16:12

Pros: Ease in music file management

Cons: can't download

Period used: 2 years

Other products used: iTunes

Submitted by Joel Quines on 05-Aug-2006 01:09:15

Pros: Now plays FLAC, APE, OGG natively. Plays nicely with EvilLyrics.

Cons: No way to bookmark net radio streams, I had to write scripts to get it to do that and play Pandora.

Period used: 6 months+

Other products used: WinAmp, Foobar2000, The Core Media Player

Submitted by Bob Crispen on 07-Aug-2006 20:14:25

Details: The Best media player and organizer. Great for large collections and syncs with ipods and other portable players so there is no need for itunes.

Other products used: wmp, winamp, itunes

Submitted by Justin Stotts on 09-Aug-2006 18:32:47

Summary: Awesome open-source audio player!

Pros: intuitive use, low memory usage, browser integration

Cons: directory busy / technical / cluttered

Period used: 6 months

Other products used: Windows Media Player, MusicMatch Jukebox, RealPlayer, Winamp, iTunes

Submitted by Jacob Chase on 28-Aug-2006 02:43:16

Summary: Lots of features, easily customizable

Details: All the things you miss in iTunes you get in MediaMonkey. Except maybe Podcast support - that does not always work. But you can use Juice for that. You can define different track and album artist - a great idea. Save file according to your specification, not like in iTunes Esp the organization of your music library is excellent. You can add information from Amazon etc. Lots of available scripts expand functionality.

Pros: Features, organization of library

Cons: limited Podcast support

Period used: 4 months

Other products used: iTunes, WindowsMediaPlayer, RealPlayer

Submitted by Julia on 28-Aug-2006 23:43:58

Summary: Fantastic media organiser and player

Details: MediaMonkey has not only a fantastic interface for playing tunes with many features; but also the best media library organiser. Uses Winamp plugins so very vide availability of formats and visulisations.

Pros: Fast, easy to use, many features, good library

Cons: Doesn't play video

Period used: 1 year

Other products used: WMP, winamp, Zoomplayer, ZINF, Sonique

Submitted by Martin Russell Rothe on 30-Aug-2006 14:13:49

Summary: Mediamonkey is Awesome!

Details: It has a lot more features than iTunes, and is much simpler to use. It uses the Winamp engine to play songs so it sounds great. It has support for any winamp plugin. The best thing about it is its database management functions. You can automatically organize into folders using custom wildcards to rename files. It integrates with freedb. It is just all around awesome. There is a paid version, but I don't miss any of the features (faster cd burning, smart playlists, and sleep timer) so I don't have it. It is at least worth checking out.

Pros: Features, smaller memory footprint than iTunes, plugins

Cons: none that I can think of

Period used: 1 year

Other products used: iTunes, WMP 10 and 11, amarok, foobar, numerous others

Submitted by Andrew Moore on 30-Aug-2006 18:48:12

Submitted by Captain_Coke on 26-Jun-2005 04:05:12

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Other products used: asdf

Submitted by fasdfa on 20-Sep-2006 07:55:02

Pros: extensive database functions

Cons: not the easiest player to use (not the hardest either)

Period used: 2 months

Other products used: Winamp, Itunes

Submitted by Mads Rahbek Hougaard on 21-Sep-2006 00:42:17

Summary: excellent library and tagging function

Period used: 2 years

Other products used: Winamp 5.24

Submitted by Gregorij Ras Putin on 21-Sep-2006 23:55:20

Summary: Excellent media player

Details: Much better handling of libraries than itunes. Plays flacs and handles replay gain mp3's so no more turning the volume up or down per track! Supports skins and less techie than foobar2000

Pros: flac support, replaygain support

Cons: no native support of cue files

Period used: 3 months

Other products used: itunes, winamp, musicmatch and sonique

Submitted by media junky on 22-Sep-2006 05:38:53

Summary: Just the best music organizer ever

Details: MediaMonkey is a music manager and jukebox for serious music collectors and iPod users. It catalogs your CDs, OGG, WMA, MPC, FLAC, APE, WAV and MP3 audio files. It offers an intelligent tag editor which looks up missing Album Art and track information via Freedb and the web, and an automated file and directory renamer to organize your music library. It includes a CD ripper, CD/DVD Burner, and audio converter for saving music, and manual or automated playlist editors for creating music mixes. Its player automatically adjusts volume levels so that you don't have continually fiddle with the volume control and supports hundreds of Winamp plug-ins and visualizations; or if you prefer, it can use Winamp as the default player. It also includes portable audio device synchronization that allows you to quickly synch tracks and playlists with iPods and other portable audio devices.

Pros: The best music library organizer, tagger. Lots of scripts and plugins (from Winamp)

Cons: Could be prettier but gets the job done.

Period used: 3 months

Other products used: WMP, ITunes, Winamp, Sonique, MusicMatch

Submitted by hhggrr on 22-Sep-2006 19:48:41

Submitted by joe on 24-Sep-2006 21:26:16

Submitted by Alvin Adducul on 26-Sep-2006 00:08:54

Period used: 5 years

Other products used: Lots of

Submitted by Jazz on 30-Sep-2006 12:27:55

Other products used: Winamp, Itunes

Submitted by Wolfgang Streibl on 17-Oct-2006 08:47:22

Summary: AWESOME

Pros: EVERYTHING!

Cons: A few minor bugs, auto blank album art fixer would be nice...

Period used: 3 months to now

Other products used: All

Submitted by RikkyC on 21-Oct-2006 20:45:01

Submitted by Jamez on 23-Oct-2006 14:30:01

Submitted by Anonymous on 18-Aug-2004 10:17:15

Summary: Excellent

Details: Its a really great player. At first when you see it you have a different idea but once you start using it its great.

Pros: Compatible with nearly every file

Cons: Layout and look

Period used: about a year

Other products used: Hmmm... tons but I still found this was the best

Submitted by Bobby on 29-Oct-2006 02:39:57

Summary: Best I've used so far

Pros: Well organised & easy to use

Cons: ?

Period used: 3 months

Other products used: itunes, Jet, Real

Submitted by Rick on 29-Oct-2006 03:20:30

Period used: 1 year

Submitted by andercismo on 02-Nov-2006 15:19:15

Submitted by Michael Hicks on 03-Nov-2006 16:37:47

Submitted by Eddy Blaxell on 06-Nov-2006 19:43:51

Period used: 1 year

Other products used: Microsoft, winamp, itunes

Submitted by Peter Sullivan on 07-Nov-2006 02:55:13

Submitted by Apple on 03-Jan-2005 00:26:49

Submitted by Mike on 16-Nov-2006 11:32:15

Submitted by Anonymous on 18-Aug-2004 10:17:15

Submitted by sonicrayz on 30-Nov-2006 01:13:43

Summary: love it

Details: i used to love winamp, but switched over to mediamonkey and i absolutely love it. ease of use and it gives me all the power for easily organizing my music library on my pc. i'll never go back. only thing lacking is the sound quality of winamp. i still think winamp's player sounds a little better, but it's not enough to make me stop using mediamonkey.

Pros: organization, scripts, auto-tagging, auto-organizing, party mode

Cons: audio quality

Period used: 1 year

Other products used: winamp, itunes, musicmatch jukebox, pandora, wmp

Submitted by jake on 04-Dec-2006 00:30:22

Summary: media monkey should come standerd on all comps.

Details: its the shit

Pros: everything, mostly the ease of use

Cons: all cd player options are gone after the 30 day trial, update to gld for like $20

Period used: about a year now an have had not a single problem

Other products used: itunes, an it sucks. windows media player allways froze an it was just very slow an slugish. um ive tried i river plyer an that sucks ass

Submitted by josh on 05-Dec-2006 10:28:08

Summary: Just Great!

Pros: Free, low CPU usage, does not make Your PC jigger, when scanning new music. Even on network.

Period used: Winamp

Other products used: allmost all of them

Submitted by Boot on 06-Dec-2006 13:58:57