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Originally Posted by hulkrogan
Easy. I live with this frustration constantly. I paid a bunch of money to upgrade my songs to iTunes plus so I could play them in my car which uses SD cards of mp3s for music. Then I found out the utility I use to synch my playlists with my SD cards has been blocked by the latest release. The only way to get your mp3s out are so cumbersome that it's not feasible to use music I've purchased legitimately in my car. I shouldn't be forced into a less than perfect iPod integration that does a poorer job than what I already have. Luckily I found another third party utility that works for now but I'll no longer be upgrading my iTunes.
I think instead of relying on iPods taking over the world they should just focus on making iTunes the best music store in the world no matter what your device. There are already enough features in there that are a good incentive to use an iPod over other portable devices. Earn your business on merit, not because you force people into your products.
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I'm not being flippant, I just honestly don't understand the issue. All you're talking about here is just copying some mp3 files onto an SD card. Why do you need software for that?
Use iTunes to buy your music, use windows explorer to copy it to your SD card.