Bitperfect itunes mac#
But since most people with a Mac also tend to use Itunes, I really think that going the Itunes way is the way to go. That may be due to the design of the interface itself, and not a matter of familiarity. Indeed I can’t seem to get totally comfortable with the other player’s interface regardless of how many weeks I spent with them. Now this is a good thing, as I don’t need to spend time over getting familiar with a new user interface and a library management interface. I give BitPerfect a +1 just for this.īitPerfect runs together as sort of an add-on to your standard Itunes player, with the only tweak being the superior data transmission offered by BitPerfect as opposed to the standard Itunes engine. At the moment, none of the other audiophile players are listed on the App Store, but I personally think that it’s the proper way to go, seeing how the majority of Apple users these days shop regularly on the App Store. APP STORE LISTINGīeing listed in the App Store has big advantages not only for the developer, but also for the customers, since it simplifies the whole purchasing-downloading-installing process to one or two clicks.
For now, I decide to start out with a review of Tim Murison Bit Perfect, a player that I found to have strong points in performance, ease of use, and pricing.
I’ve been using a few different OSX Audio Players in the past few months, and I found them to be interesting enough that I’m going to be writing more about them in the future.
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