Parallels Desktop

[Neal Campbell K3NC]

I tried it last on the next to last release so they may have tweaked  
parallels for compatibility. I was able to get Napster to work  
however (neither work on OS X even though Rhapsody has a player that  
supposedly does).

I can say Parallels is the best app I have purchased of its kind and  
I tried them all under linux, etc. Its light, neat features and very  
reasonably priced.


Neal Campbell K3NC
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On Feb 20, 2007, at 12:44 PM, Bill Marriott wrote:

> Not Microsoft. Real Networks.
>
> http://www.rhapsody.com
>
> Tracks purchased from Rhapsody DO work on the iPod. Their DRM is no  
> more or
> less onerous than ITMS. You can, for example, burn tracks to CD.
>
> The key difference from iTunes is that Rhapsody is an all-you-can-eat
> "radio" model in which you can listen to as many tracks as you want  
> from
> their library, which is fairly extensive.
>
> "Stephen Barncard"
> <stephenREVOLUTION at barncard.com> wrote in message
> news:p06240801c200d9c4102d@[192.168.1.100]...
>> Rhapsody is MS's downloaded music attempt to compete with iTunes.  
>> It's
>> basically RealAudio codecs and some pretty Draconian DRM, PC only and
>> works with just a few players. They're part of the other 15%  
>> that's not
>> iPod.
>>
>>> What is "Rhapsody", and why do you suppose it works so  
>>> differently from
>>> other apps that run perfectly under Parallels?
>
>
>
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