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Napster Do the Math Commercial |
Looks like there are Napster issues with Linksys Media Center Extender. Nap Anybody have a problem logging into Napster through the extender? Using the remote, I input my user name and password, and click sign-in. It then tells me the "server has timed out, try again". I am able to get into Napster via Media Center on the PC, but not with the extender. Called both napster and linksys, no help.
I too tried getting Napster to work with the Linksys MCX but with no success. I emailed Linksys and they said they'd look into it, but it's been 3 weeks and counting. Not holding my breath...
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Not surprised the "I" people are aroused, very hard-hitting ad IMHO. Sorry to hear they're falling down on the wireless side of service...
I would say that napster is misleading people in their ad. How much have I spent on music for my iPod (40 GB) about $100 +/- $20 and I got the iPod in Dec of 2003. Now let’s look at how much I would have to spend to keep said music from the napster-2-go service. Well it is $15 a month times 17 months, so to keep them all that time it would have cost $255 and that is if I would cancel the subscription after 17 months. But want I would lose the music, you are telling me I have to continue to pay $15 a month?? But what if there is no music I want to buy this month??? I still have to pay????? Why can I not just pay $1 a song and have them for as long as I want, and not have to continue to pay for it. and no it will not cost $10,000 to fully fill up your iPod, well maybe if you don't already have some mp3 or CD's it might, but if that is the case what rock have you been living under. When I got my iPod (40 GB) it was 1/4th full even before I started to look on the iTMS. Also I did not rush out and buy all the songs at once, I buy 1 maybe 2 a month (some months I buy a whole album some months I buy nothing) So my music bill a month is right now an average of $7.06 a month, based on the amount of music I paid for and the number of months since I got the iPod, that is ½ the price of Napster. Plus I don’t have to pay that much this month or next month, that music will stay playable, as long as I remember my password. Also when I got the shuffle on Friday it did not cost me $120 to fill up (yes I only got the 512Mb one it is for biking use only, that is about 8.8 hours of music more then enough for a bike trip) The cost to fill it up was $0 since I had already owned all the music. Sorry about the long winded post, but that is what I think.