WMP and iPod

[Buck]

Has anybody had any success syncing his/her WMP library with an iPod?
Are you using MGTEK dopisp or X Play?

 

[Moderator1]

I have no ****ing clue what you just said.
I thought you spoke english?

 

[JR]

Moddy, it's an age thing. I didn't understand anything after "success".

 

[Moderator1]

Yeah, that was the end of the line for me, too.

 

[Buck]

Hey, I'm about to turn 38, and I still have to deal with the constantly changing technology.
Translation: I just got a new computer for the home office. It runs Windows Media Player 11, and I really like the software.
Unfortunately, WMP does not communicate with iTunes or an iPod.
I'm thinking about getting MGTEK dopisp or X Player as a translator between my WMP, which I still want to use at home, and my iPod, which I still want to use for the gym and the truck.
I was wondering if anybody had any experience with either solution.

 

[Moderator1]

Abbadabbadabbababba.
This is why I had kids. Unfortunately, Buck, neither is home now.


I got my new Sony deal and got all the **** on the computer and it kept asking me did I want to synch? And I'm thinking, no, ****stick, I want to get the music on the machine. We went back and forth and finally my son rode to the rescue. Muttering "dumb old worthless ****er" or something like that under his breath.

 

[2muchcoffeeman]

Hey, I'm about to turn 38, and I still have to deal with the constantly changing technology.
Translation: I just got a new computer for the home office. It runs Windows Media Player 11, and I really like the software.
Unfortunately, WMP does not communicate with iTunes or an iPod.
I'm thinking about getting MGTEK dopisp or X Player as a translator between my WMP, which I still want to use at home, and my iPod, which I still want to use for the gym and the truck.
I was wondering if anybody had any experience with either solution.

What file format is your music?

 

[Buck]

Hey, I'm about to turn 38, and I still have to deal with the constantly changing technology.
Translation: I just got a new computer for the home office. It runs Windows Media Player 11, and I really like the software.
Unfortunately, WMP does not communicate with iTunes or an iPod.
I'm thinking about getting MGTEK dopisp or X Player as a translator between my WMP, which I still want to use at home, and my iPod, which I still want to use for the gym and the truck.
I was wondering if anybody had any experience with either solution.

What file format is your music?

I've been using WMAs for the week or so that I've had the new computer.