Why must I upgrade Windows to use Musicmatch Jukebox migration to Yahoo jukebox?

Question

I have Musicmatch Jukebox on my Windows 2000 O/S computer, and now I must use Yahoo Jukebox, but I will have to upgrade to XP (spend $$$) in order to use it. After reading the comments posted in the forums, I guess I'll have to pass. Why doesn't Yahoo have the courtesy to address their user's complaints? If Musicmatch worked in Win2000, why can't Yahoo offer a version that would also? Maybe a patch or something? Oh! That would require additional expense? AWWWW! I'll keep my Musicmatch, and use ITunes or something else. I hate being forced to accept inferior products every time some rich investor buys out a good product and ruins it!

Answer 1

U r rite

GoodLuck

Answer 2

yep u r  correct ... itunes is an excellent programme, but it is their loss not yours.

MMJB was the best media player, and people are realising the move is a downgrade from what the MMJB  purists users are use to

Yahoo say you will maintain your customer status. Support link for yahoo > http://www.musicmatch.com/form/support/

be aware Many MusicMatch purists are disappointed that Yahoo has stripped the latest Jukebox of some of its best features like file renaming and consider the migration anything but an upgrade, the migration IS a downgrade.

Once yahoo gets ahold of something, it is stripped back to the bare basics for the free users. Even paying customers of yahoo products, have major problems with customer care. SO THINK ABOUT IT B4 U MIGRATE.

In yahoo's FAQ's about MMJB they neglect to tell you it is a downgrade. > http://www.musicmatch.com/YMJ/faq.htm

i have forced myself to get familiar with an alternative choice, and i am very happy with my choice, it does all the same things MMJB did, the format is very different, but once use to it, i am pleased with my choice.

Yahoo does not look after its users, hence i will NOT trust it with something as precious as my music.

Alternative media players > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_...

scroll to the bottom of the page for  alternative players

http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/music/j...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_...

scroll to the bottom of the page for  alternative players