does this work with Rhapsody?
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Archos is a joke! If there is a way to do it then they will have a way to charge you for it. The customer service has gotten better over the years but still pretty much sucks.The batteries suck the most so when it starts to not hold a charge which usually isnt long. Expect to just buy a new Archos because they want almost $200 to install a new battery plus expect to wait 4 months for them to do it. The batteries are soldered in very carefully so doing it yourself can be tricky and china knock off batteries are even worse then the original
289200
No. It has its own internet radio player and uses the opera browser for regular web surfing. Does not have flash or java.
557572
Marcu, For what it's worth at this point, I finally did figure out how to make Sansa Fuze work well with Rhapsody to Go, through my own experimentation and some help with one of CNET/CBS Interactive's MP3 editors, Ms. Jasmine France. This is how I do it now: Rather than dropping and dragging songs directly from the main Rhapsody screen or the Library to the Sansa, I first create a new playlist in my Rhapsody Mixer from songs saved in my Library. I then drag this playlist from the Mixer section directly into the Fuze and it tranfers it/them fine. If I try to transfer songs directly from the main screen by dropping or dragging, it won't work, but this method, which I prefer to do using specific playlists but could also be done with simple mixes of individual songs, seems to work flawlessly.
603543
I honestly don't know. Probably not because it is a refurbished item, but the might have something else alternative to Rhapsody. You might want to ask the seller first.
237648
I just checked the CD in mine and it is not a music CD, so it must be a data CD, and it plays fine. So I would say yes, it should.
137313
Yes it does.I think it's more a question of what DAW you're using. I would think that it works with most of them since it's merely a MIDI signal, but you may want to verify that through M-audio's website to make sure. I'm running Presonus Studio One with no issues, and since it's M-audio... it should run on any major DAW. Good luck!
762648
I am not sure. I suggest you try it on a copied CD that you are willing to part with if it doesn't work!
1285309
I think it is, i use it with ableton and it works perfectly. I havent intalled the cd yet
872308
Rhapsody and Spotify are both music services which come with restrictions on music file use (DRM protected files). You will first have to convert your DRM-protected WMA files to usable .WMA or .MP3 format before transferring them to your device. Most MP3 players are not automatically compatible with these music services, as they use DRM protected content.
1045614
I had trouble syncing the Sansa with rhapsody and my computer. My computer would not recognize the sansa. Rapport would download but I could never get all of my music to play.
930780
Yes. But keep in mind it only works with the software it comes with and you cannot use any other software.
1240891
It should work with any MIDI device, however, be careful about the computer. Windows 7 has little support for it and Windows 8 has NONE!
1184920
Yes but not completely... The PRO NuMark Mixtrack II PRO version is 100% compatible if that's the software you want to use :)
1305642
I don't know. It's been working for me. What program are you using to copy music onto them?
525862
I don't know about rhapsody, but I would NOT buy the Philips Connect. The screen locks up and will not respond until I reboot it using the end of a paper clip.
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I have a PC and it worked with my Finale software once I switched the setting on the software to MIDI input.
1968370
Yes, absolutely. It's class compliant, so it will work with windows, mac, anything that accepts class compliant USB midi devices. Just plug the USB cable into both your device and computer, and windows will recognize it. Next, go into Cakewalk and select it as a midi input in settings.
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Yes it does. It works with every single music production software. You'll be fine!