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Have any of you tried Songbird aka Mozilla Client for Music?
I used it for my iPod cause i hated iTunes and it was good. I'll try songbird for mobiles and will tell you how'd it go. i dont knw if it supports cellphones but ill give it a shot.
If you haven't tried it so far, I strongly recommend you do. I have a N95 and I manage my music on the device and on my computer from foobar.
I also use it to automatically copy music to the device (using a smart file renamer/mover/copier which is an integral part of foobar).
Seriously, Check it out. (Did I mention its completely free and extensible?)
The itunes is very sticky and its going to be very hard for nokia to get people move away from it after people have used it.
Then you get a library in iTunes named after your phone, any playlists put in this library can be played on the computer and phone, and will be synced automatically whenever you connect the phone.
try mediamonkey. It's the best!
iTunes of course is used to manage library and playlists.
media sync does the sync to the Nokia E71
mediamonkey I use only to get album art within the mp3 tag instead of outside like iTunes does it
You would think that Nokia could make this work easier with iTunes already using .xml files for the library.
The only thing I miss about my iPod now is the scroll wheel to quickly FFWD a song and the play count/ratings that I can adjust easily from my iPod and then get updated to iTunes.