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Steven said 1:21PM on 4-26-2007
If it's been a while since you first mentioned it, how can it be new? ;-)
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racco said 1:43PM on 4-26-2007
you can grab a free copy if you go complete mission 6 over at MacHeist.
its a tough one though
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Ben Kreeger said 1:55PM on 4-26-2007
I like Synergy, myself. Hotkeys for everything, an optional menubar component, and a pop-up floating window with track changes and album art. Also has last.fm integration. AND it's cheaper. Like...$6 or something. http://wincent.com/
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chris said 2:30PM on 4-26-2007
nice call racco. i've not caught on to the macheist craze until u just mentioned it. i have been trying out coversutra for the past few days and was on the verge of purchasing. within 5 minutes on macheist i found the code to get the free software. very nice!
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Tim said 2:38PM on 4-26-2007
Only if its Last.fm integration including syncing played lists from iPods, it's the reason I'm still sticking with iScrobbler.
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MatzeLoCal said 2:38PM on 4-26-2007
Coversutra is one of my fav apps.... I really like it.
Oh... and it's a great pleasure to support Sophia [ http://flickr.com/photos/sophiestication/ ] ;)
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Danny said 2:51PM on 4-26-2007
Bring back the Dixie Chicks! I mean, really, do we need more than one image to illustrate music related stories. I liked it in the good ol' days of TUAW when music story meant Dixie Chicks.
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derek said 2:59PM on 4-26-2007
haha oasis rocks! Dixie Chicks??? what the hell kind of music is that?
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Ralph said 3:45PM on 4-26-2007
Chix with Dix
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derek said 3:49PM on 4-26-2007
LMFAO at Ralph
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Cole Korvin said 3:54PM on 4-26-2007
Synergy has pretty much everything Coversutra has in terms of active functionality (doing stuff vs. displaying stuff) for half the price. Plus Synergy has the ability to run an Applescript when the track changes which allows me to run auto rating scripts. I don't see myself switching soon.
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DF said 4:31PM on 4-26-2007
Cole:
I'm a big fan of Synergy -- it's probably my favorite all-around iTunes add-on. But while it has more features than CoverSutra, CoverSutra betters it in a few areas. For example, CoverSutra's onscreen control window is similar to Synergy's informational display, but also includes playback controls, a progress slider, and a ratings interface. CoverSutra also adds improved Apple Remote support, as well as a command to temporarily disable all keyboard shortcuts, a unique feature that's useful if you're using another app that happens to use the same shortcuts you've set up in CoverSutra.
Having reviewed both add-ons, I still recommend Synergy as the most feature-rich utility in this category, but I like CoverSutra a lot, as well.
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Theo said 1:11AM on 4-27-2007
I saw on the site "do you really want to switch to a cinematic like application while having a short break on your sofa." You don't have to use FrontRow to control iTunes, it doesn't een have to be the front app.
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