music player for system 9.2

[Hokker]

I am looking for a music player for system 9.2. Apple seems to pull any old versions of iTunes off their site. Can one of you mac experts help me out?

[jedifunk]

take a look and see if you can find macamp, thats what i used to use back in the day.  or mp3rage is another good one if i recall.

[Hokker]

I know they had itunes for sys 9 any ideas where to look?

[jedifunk]

got any older install discs?  look on those.  i dont think i do anymore.

[jedifunk]

try this link
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=120073

[jedifunk]

did that work for you?

[Hokker]

sorry, That link worked like a charm. Now I just have to get a new ethernet cable for my daughter's imac. I am still trying to get her e-mail working but even with all the right settings in the easy to set up mac it won't freaking work. I just wish it was as easy as windows!



Please excuse the personal bias

[tet]

in case you don't have it already, www.versiontracker.com  -- just browse for OS 9 apps, you'll find tons of stuff.

you should consider a new Mac at some point soon, however... OS 9 has been dead for years and doesn't have much longer of a future.

[Hokker]

The only reason I have any macs is because my Mom gives us her old ones when they get new ones. The iMac she got for us for like 100 bucks. I am a dedicated windows guy and the mac is way to hrd to do stuff with(for me) and the hardware and software are way too expensive for me. Everything is like 3 times the price and they do not play well with the other 99% of the world. Heck windows always includes appletalk to try to make it easy but Steve Jobs' ego won't let it happen. Then again as you have read in my posts I am a crackpot.

[tet]

well, running an OS that is 6 years old isn't going to give you a good idea of where the Mac is nowadays...  we're up to OS X 10.4, a whole other world of computing.  new Macs aren't expensive, you can get one with the latest OS and software for just $500.  and there's lots more software for OS X than anything before since it will run virtually any UNIX app.