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iwz Aug 29, 2005

What do you want out of it that you can't get by just keeping the MP3s on your PC?

superhero Aug 30, 2005

uh, i do want to keep the mp3s on my pc ... and sync using my laptop. the PC doesn't have enough USB ports, stupidly enough .... and is prone to crashing under moderate use. but the hard drive is b...

iwz Aug 30, 2005

Oh, ok. Just map a drive to the other computer with the MP3s on it. Then drop them into iTunes. Works no problem.

superhero Aug 30, 2005

ok. that's what i wanted to know, sir. thank you may i have another!

rocksupastar Aug 30, 2005

um, having an mp3 server is cooler then mapping a drive... ians just mad he cant do that... But in all seriousness, you running wireless in ur place? B or G? Running B with neighbors you will h...

iwz iwz

you said, like, a lot of stuff, but, like... you didn't say anything at all. that's pretty sad dude.

rocksupastar rocksupastarFounder

true, TLDR, RockSupastar knows his wireless junk...

having a server storing mp3's that you can remote desktop into has a advantage in a wireless enviroment. hence, in the above stated question of "should i get a mp3 server" i would respond with a "HECK YEAH"!!! in my best Napoleon voice. Mapping a drive is an advantage for data in a corporate enviroment, network drives are so 97, get with it Zabel... its all about remote storage now adays.

iwz iwz

Wow, this is a surprising insightful and intellegent statment. I wish I had your understanding of network design and wireless connectivity!

iwz iwz

haha, thank you for making my comment even more sarcastic than it originally was hahah

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