I've used the free Music Match Jukebox in the past but have upgraded to the full version because it allows you to burn a 10X versus 1X in the free version.
It's nice to beable to burn your MP3 discs in Folder Format. This allow you to search by folder for an Artist or Album, depending on how you burn them.
I have noticed that the player in the Shaker 1000 is sensitive compared to some players in reading disks. I used Data Disks initially but found that I was getting more read errors when played. I have since burned all of my tunes onto a high quality Music Disk, Memorex 700 MB/80 Minute.
No problems. I use shuffle play most of the time. It's like having your very own Radio Station with no commericials and only the music I like to listern to.
To the Ipod point. If you use the car as a daily driver an Ipod or Dell Jukebox is fiine. However, the shaker 1000 has a 6 disk player and if your music is burned in MP3 format you couldn't listen to all of your recorded music in a round trip coast to coast drive. I have a Dell Juke Box in my 04 F150 Supercrew only because it has a single disk player and it won't read MP3.
Good luck with whatever choice you make. I would recommend Music Match Jukebox's full version. I haven't had any problems with the progam.
__________________ Pete
05 Torch Red GT W/ White Stripes, Premium Package, Grey leather, Shaker 1000
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