iGetMusic Pro for Windows

User Reviews

• Waaaaay to complicated/under-developed for average user

  omar20712/25/2010

  Pros

  nothing good to say

  Cons

  Everything except that its freeware.

  Summary

  Terribly difficult to set up. Then once you're set up and you go to use it, even more complicated.. Create my own sub-folders for every music genre just to keep it all organized? Rather just pay for the music than to do all the work this requires.

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• Good stuff!

  FryingPan12111/22/2010

  Pros

  Works as advertised. Downloads associated information, including album covers. Puts music where you tell it.

  Cons

  Can no longer access AOL or Yahoo music without first engaging the iGetMusic software.

  Summary

  Downloaded the free trial version last night (3/13/20010) and knew I had to have the unrestricted version - purchased it within the hour. A key was sent to me by email, which I pasted into the "register" section of the software and I was off and running. Browser settings need to be modified, which you can easily do by following the instructions under the [Help] button. You start the software, name the folder you want the music to be stored in, then open the browser and navigate to the music and start it (Yahoo and AOL only). Then you go about your business and let it work. There is a short delay (they say 3 minutes) until you see the titles of the recorded music appear in the software box. I'm storing the music in my Zune collection and will sync sometime tomorrow. Music is stored in MP4 format which can be converted to MP3 with a converter that they make available for download. I may not do that, since the Zune plays MP4.

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• Great product! Worked very well.

  Whirlwind911/22/2010

  Pros

  Sound difference between tracks acquired through igetmusic and those bought through itunes are negligible. I bought the full version and it was a great "bang for your buck" product.

  Cons

  None that I can see.

  Summary

  Worth the 39.95 for the full version. I am increasing my itunes library by thousands of songs in just a short time.

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• Great program. No problem setting up with Firefox.

  Goldrush121211/22/2010

  Pros

  Easy to set up -easy to use. The program has a great help file. There is a 5 song limit but you can just restart the program. I think there is a 10 day trial period but I bought the program within an hour's use.

  Cons

  I would like to be able to save the default folder where music is saved.

  Summary

  The program functions exactly as advertised. Well worth the money. Hint: After configuring your browser make sure you start the program and service before you restart the browser at the music websites. I have 3 sites open at the same time with no problem. There are a few tricks for getting songs quickly but the fun is in experimenting. Enjoy.

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• Easy to use, Like the CD art

  DukeVanDyke11/22/2010

  Pros

  Liked to get the CD art with CD - easy to understand and use

  Cons

  Could only do 5 songs - not nearly enough.

  Summary

  I can understand they want you to buy the software, but the 5 song limit is a good start to show you how easy it is to use.

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• Great product! Worked very well.

  ungerdog9/11/2010

  Pros

  Sound difference between tracks acquired through igetmusic and those bought through itunes are negligible. I bought the full version and it was a great "bang for your buck" product.

  Cons

  None that I can see.

  Summary

  Worth the 39.95 for the full version. I am increasing my itunes library by thousands of songs in just a short time.

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• Easy to use, Liek the CD art

  Mollyboo524/9/2010

  Pros

  Liked to get the CD art with CD - easy to understand and use

  Cons

  Could only do 5 songs - not nearly enough.

  Summary

  I can understand they want you to buy the software, but the 5 song limit is a good start to show you how easy it is to use.

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• Good stuff!

  norjon3/14/2010

  Pros

  Works as advertised. Downloads associated information, including album covers. Puts music where you tell it.

  Cons

  Can no longer access AOL or Yahoo music without first engaging the iGetMusic software.

  Summary

  Downloaded the free trial version last night (3/13/20010) and knew I had to have the unrestricted version - purchased it within the hour. A key was sent to me by email, which I pasted into the "register" section of the software and I was off and running. Browser settings need to be modified, which you can easily do by following the instructions under the [Help] button. You start the software, name the folder you want the music to be stored in, then open the browser and navigate to the music and start it (Yahoo and AOL only). Then you go about your business and let it work. There is a short delay (they say 3 minutes) until you see the titles of the recorded music appear in the software box. I'm storing the music in my Zune collection and will sync sometime tomorrow. Music is stored in MP4 format which can be converted to MP3 with a converter that they make available for download. I may not do that, since the Zune plays MP4. In summary, it's working great. Hope it lasts.

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• Great program. No problem setting up with Foxfire.

  DoNoHarm2/14/2010

  Pros

  Easy to set up -easy to use. The program has a great help file. There is a 5 song limit but you can just restart the program. I think there is a 10 day trial period but I bought the program within an hour's use.

  Cons

  I would like to be able to save the default folder where music is saved.

  Summary

  The program functions exactly as advertised. Well worth the money. Hint: After configuring your browser make sure you start the program and service before you restart the browser at the music websites. I have 3 sites open at the same time with no problem. There are a few tricks for getting songs quickly but the fun is in experimenting. Enjoy.

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