Rhapsody

[Scro]

Anybody used it? They advertise all the music you want, for $10 a month. Sounds like a pretty good deal, but I'm sure there's a catch to it.

[standardryder]

I think when you cancel out of the contract you lose all the songs you downloaded.

[TRX_450]

Originally posted by standardryder
I think when you cancel out of the contract you lose all the songs you downloaded.

correct.

[ZeroLogic]

Can you burn them to a cd?

[slightlybent47]

My big problem with digital down loads is it’s compressed and doesn’t have all the data that you get with a full recording. It just doesn’t sound as good to me.

[Sjorge450R]

Originally posted by ZeroLogic
Can you burn them to a cd?

Nope. You need to pay $1 a song to do this. Also you cannot transfer them to a device without paying $1 a song. Its good if you have a unlimited data plan on your mobile device cause you can always have it open.....

[standardryder]

There are programs that will take the DRM protection off the songs and convert them to an mp3.

[feuerstack411]

Originally posted by Sjorge450R
Nope. You need to pay $1 a song to do this. Also you cannot transfer them to a device without paying $1 a song. Its good if you have a unlimited data plan on your mobile device cause you can always have it open.....

You could just use Pandora for free.

If you feel like paying for music, your best bet is iTunes or just CDs.

[lasher45]

I tried using Rhapsody and didn't really like it. It didn't have all the music I was looking for and once I stopped paying I couldnt use the songs anymore. Not to mention the $1 on top of the monthly $10 to put a song on an mp3 player.

I just stick to CD's or youtube to mp3 converters.