And the latest version even saves ripped files in the new Ogg Vorbis format, a freely developed alternative to MP3 or to Microsoft's WMA format. Named like the tremendously popular WinAmp player, FreeAmp can play lots of formats, adjust volumes with a graphic equalizer, change its look with skins and make playlists. To be honest, I'm having some trouble making the playlists feature work in FreeAmp. It could just be that I haven't figured it out. Or it could be a bug.
Troubles are part of software, it seems, both commercial and free.
It makes sense sometimes. Sometimes, though, there is no catch. When all of us can have copies of what any one of us makes, without diminishing at all what the one started with, then there's a real chance for altruism, cooperative ventures, loss-leader advertising and motives other than profit to blossom. Sample text goes here. Sample text goes here.