Hello,

I want to start downloading music, and the New Napster looks like the best platform to go with at the mo.

I understand that you get songs for 99p each. (i was hoping for something more along the lines of 50p but nevermind) but i dont get the premium service they keep offering. The site is so vauge about what u actually get!

I think its about £10 p/m, but do u get any included downloads with that? or is it a con just to get rid of a few ads and crummy radio statios?

cheers, Luke
Last edited by pukey : 22-10-2004 at 01:02

things are so much simpler, and cheaper, at iTunes....

(apart from the unconvertable AAC files admittedly.)

Iain

ACC files work on Windows Media player right?

www.allofmp3.com beats both i tunes, napster, and the od2 powered sites by a mile.
you can chose what format you want the download in ( ie WMA/WAV/MP3/OGG/MP4 etc) and the bitrate you want the music in ( ie for Mp3 you can chose 128k, 192 kbs and 320kbs)
the main difference is that you pay for the downloads by the size of the file, its priced roughly at US$5.00 for 500MB worth of music.
if you use it with the allofmp3.com explorer ( their equvalent to i tunes) it makes things much easier.