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Gear: XPlay Review XPlay is based on the company's MacDrive program, which allows users to run general Mac software on a PC. I suppose XPlay was a natural extension of MacDrive once the iPod was released. XPlay has been available in beta form for months -- I've been running it since day one at home -- but the full version only came out a few days ago. gear.ign.com /articles/363/363634p1.html   (359 words)

iTweaks.com - XPlay 2   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16) As an iPod user whose primary computer is a Mac, but who often needs to (well, wants to) transfer files to and from a Windows system, I recently spent some time looking for a way to do just that. There are lots of features in XPlay 2 that I haven't spent time on (like the iPod showing up as a portable device in Windows Media Player) just because I was interested in a specific purpose. XPlay 2 is available from Mediafour for a cost of $29.95 US. www.itweaks.com /article.php/20041004101617415   (457 words)

Mediafour Online Store: Download XPlay is also the only way to use iPods with older versions of Windows, including Windows Me and Windows 98SE. XPlay is also the only product that enables Windows users to use both Windows- and Mac-formatted iPods. If you like, XPlay will automatically synchronize your iPod with your PC music collection when you plug it in, so you are always ready to take your favorite music with you. www.digitalriver.com /dr/v2/ec_MAIN.Entry10?xid=20485&PN=1&SP=10023&V1=391740&DSP=&CUR=840&PGRP=0&CACHE_ID=0   (420 words)

Software : Xplay 2   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16) XPlay 2 is packed full of new features that makes using your iPod with Windows even better. And with the powerful XPlay drag-and-drop interface, you'll be transferring music to and from the iPod quicker and easier than ever. With XPlay we were able to copy music off his iPod and save it to his PC. www.findcheapcomputers.com /B00023XDY0/Xplay_2.shtml   (488 words)

MyMac.com: publishing since 1995 Though the first release of XPlay likely will not, a future version will support automatic transcoding of WMA files, meaning that WMA files will automatically be converted to MP3 on the iPod as they are transferred. XPlay, however, not only makes the iPod one of the very best MP3 players for Windows--it also makes it into a fantastic device for general-purpose cross-platform document sharing, thanks to the inclusion of MacDrive technology. I do know for certain that we are inundated with emails and calls from a sizable group of Windows users who are anxious to add iPod to their arsenal of digital devices, so I expect the reaction of the Windows world to be both positive and substantial. www.mymac.com /showarticle.php?id=606   (1545 words)

Tom's Hardware Guide Mobile Devices: Third Evolution: The 15GB Apple iPod - XPlay - Version 1.1.3 - Mediafour   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16) XPlay was among the first software that was available for PC users to adapt their iPods for use with PCs. XPlay is still one of the best solutions if you want to use a Mac formatted iPod with your Windows based PC; however, most of the previous versions are compatible with FAT32 formatted iPods as well. XPlay uses a "Windows Explorer" orientation to iPod management, which is a relief to the many "hoops" that MusicMatch Jukebox users are required to jump through. www.tomshardware.com /mobile/20030911/ipod-13.html   (1136 words)

XPlay 1.0.3 | iPod Accessory Review Even with the outstanding interface, I believe that XPlay’s strongest points are concise, comprehensive documentation, which can get you up and running in no time, and truly outstanding customer support: Mediafour’s tech support forums are closely monitored by support personnel, who work very hard to resolve any issues. XPlay is unlike any other application you have used to interface with your iPod. A representative from Mediafour has assured me that improving XPlay’s transfer speed will definitely be included in the next major update, and that drag-and-drop support of M3U playlists is also (unofficially) in their crosshairs. www.ipodlounge.com /index.php/reviews/comments/xplay-103-ipod   (1534 words)

coresite.org: ben’s writings » Blog Archive » Xplay2 -> Anapod I was originally fancinated by XPlay when it came out as it was one of the first iPod software packages out there to support the iPod on Windows in a well integrated way. XPlay comes with a mini-version of MacDrive so mounting the HFS formatted iPod was not an issue. XPlay 2 didn’t quite improve that as much as I would have liked. coresite.org /wordpress/index.php?p=404   (482 words)

Mediafour Releases Updated XPlay 2 - UGN Additionally, XPlay 2.0.11 works with the new iTunes 4.7, which was released October 26th. XPlay has a suggested retail price of $29.95 and can be purchased online and at stores nationwide. Use of XPlay 2 requires Windows XP, 2000, Me, or 98SE, any model Apple iPod, and an available FireWire or USB 2.0 port, depending on iPod model and version of Windows. www.user-groups.net /news/xplay.html   (585 words)

XPlay 1.0 - Printer friendly - ZDNet UK Reviews   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16) When you first start XPlay, you can use the auto-launching setup wizard to select folders on your computer to automatically synchronise with your iPod. Like Apple, XPlay prevents you from copying songs from the iPod, so if you're using more than one machine to play music, EphPod is the better bet. XPlay mimics all of the standard iPod tricks, including the ability to make playlists with whatever selections you choose. www.zdnet.co.uk /print?TYPE=story&AT=10001571-30000002c   (525 words)

Gear: XPlay 1.0.3 The XPlay 1.0.3 update, which is free for all XPlay users, enables Windows users to work with the Windows iPod just as seamlessly as with the traditional iPod for Mac OS. XPlay acts as either a complement or replacement for MusicMatch Jukebox, which is provided by Apple as a part of the iPod for Windows package. XPlay is available for online purchase and is available at stores nationwide at a suggested retail price of $29.95. gear.ign.com /articles/372/372314p1.html   (240 words)

Software : XPlay   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16) Thanks to the included MacDrive technology, XPlay even makes your iPod appear as a normal hard drive on your computer, so it's a great way to take your data files and documents with you anywhere. XPlay guides you through naming and configuring your iPod when you plug it in for the first time. I have both and to be fair, xPlays only advantage with the older iPods was that you could use a Mac iPod on windows pcs with XPlay. www.aimsonline.net /B000068BQK/XPlay.html   (537 words)

XPlay - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Over US$220,000 has been donated since the drive began on 19 August. XPlay is a drag and drop application created by MediaFour. This third party program allows for easier access of digital music on an iPod and is not supported by Apple. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/XPlay   (77 words)

XPlay 2.2.1 - VersionTracker XPlay was the first to bring the power and elegance of the Apple iPod to the Windows masses. With XPlay there is no bulky interface, no fluff, nothing to get in the way of you and your music. Xplay 2.1 adds the ability to access your iPods using your computer's USB ports. www.versiontracker.com /dyn/moreinfo/win/19620   (633 words)

XPlay XPlay enables users of Windows Me, 98SE, 2000 and XP to use an Apple iPod. With the friendly drag-and-drop XPlay interface you can organize your songs, artist, playlists and albums for on-the-go listening. Thanks to built in MacDrive technology, XPlay even makes your iPod appear as a normal drive, so it is a great way to take your data files and documents with you anywhere-even to a Macintosh. www.threecellphone.com /xplay-6810-xpla.html   (242 words)

MacVillage.net Mac PR: XPlay Technology Beta 3 is now available for download   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16) Please do not call with technical or other questions, as all information is posted to http://www.mediafour.com/xplay as soon as it is available; our phone staff does not have access to any XPlay details not already available on our Web site. XPlay Beta 3 is reliable, powerful, and an amazing leap beyond the recent Beta 2 release in a variety of small and not-so-small ways. In case of problems with the operation or installation of XPlay, or if you have a suggestion or observation you'd like to share, please visit the Mediafour Product Forums at http://www.mediafour.com/forums. www.accettura.com /macpr/pressreleases/102444464646139.shtml   (346 words)

Xplay v1.0 Released :: iPod Hacks :: The Latest and Greatest for Your iPod XPlay is designed for use under Windows Me, 98SE, 2000 and XP. According to MediaFour, XPlay is the only stand alone application which allows Windows users to take advantage of the Mac version of the fabulous iPod. With XPlay, Windows users can manage their music library by adding and deleting songs and creating playlists on the iPod through the XPlay Explorer interface or through Windows Media Player. www.ipodhacks.com /article.php?sid=587   (192 words)

Just Say No to TechTV's Xplay For Xplay, reviewing a game seems to mean either wait until gamespot reviews a game, and then take that to the closest Xplay equivalent, or give the game a three. My final problem with Xplay is the fact that they go out of their way to find s***ty games I've never heard of, and then tell me how bad they are. Had Xplay not pointed out these hideous blotches of game design, I never would have seen them anyway. brokencontroller.envy.nu /xplayarticle.html   (927 words)

European LARP Federation :: View topic - XPlay: An XML Live Adventure Role Playing Specification All the Xplay data (like a character sheet) should be exportable. A plug in is a part of XPlay compatible rule that expand the core. A texlet is the smallest text structure in a XPlay compatible rule. larp.eu.org /index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=3   (3564 words)

XPlay Does the iPod shuffle - UGN Mediafour Corporation, developer of XPlay, today announced the release of XPlay version 2.1, which adds support for the iPod shuffle. XPlay, well known as the first product to provide Windows connectivity for iPods, is the only product that enables Windows users to connect with both Mac and PC iPods. This site is maintained in the community interest by The Graphic Design Network c/o Showker Graphic Arts & Design, a Corporation of the Commonwealth of Virginia, Commonwealth of Virginia, 22801, Harrisonburg, VA, in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, established in 1972. www.user-groups.net /news/xplay_shuffle.html   (645 words)

XPlay Beta 1 | iPoding | What's that in your pocket? XPlay Beta 1 is prettier, slicker, faster, more reliable, and more powerful than the last release. This XPlay prerelease is intended as an illustration of the general structure and abilities of XPlay, but is not yet a robust solution for use of the iPod with Windows. Beta 1 requires iPod system software 1.1 or newer.  This is not optional, and is enforced by XPlay, as too many Windows/iPod communication problems plague earlier firmware releases. www.ipoding.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=475   (394 words)

WhiningDog.NET - Reviews - Software - PC - Utilities - XPlay Mediafour unveiled XPlay for purchase this summer during MacWorld. In fact XPlay was announced as a future product not too long after the iPod came out onto the scene. Taking cue from a number of other applications out there, XPlay will connect to the mediafour servers to determine whether there are new updates for the application. www.whiningdog.net /Reviews/Software/PC/Utilities/20020908-XPlay   (273 words)

Macworld: News: Mediafour releases XPlay for the iPod Macworld: News: Mediafour releases XPlay for the iPod XPlay is based on Mediafour's own MacDrive technology, according to Mediafour President Brian Landwehr. XPlay users can create and organize their playlists, change equalization settings, trim song start and stop times, and tweak other song information, including song title, artist and album. maccentral.macworld.com /news/0206/24.xplay.php   (519 words)

XPlay 2 (TechNews.com) Apple's excellent iTunes capably syncs iPods with Windows 2000 and XP computers, but XPlay -- once one of the only ways to use an iPod in Windows -- can fill in some blanks in Apple's software. With XPlay, those iPods show up on a Windows desktop as a removable hard drive, allowing easy transfers of contacts, calendar items and notes (all of which can be browsed on the iPod) and any files you're moving between Mac and Windows computers. Beyond the usual music file controls, XPlay adds two features absent in iTunes: It lets you copy music from an iPod to your hard drive and share a connected iPod's songs over your home network. www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A7858-2004Jun1.html   (217 words)

Mediafour | XPlay - The Ultimate iPod add-on With XPlay there is no need to launch an application, simply drag-and-drop the music files you want into XPlay music folder. XPlay really is that easy and makes using your iPod comfortable in a Windows world. XPlay works with Windows XP, 2000, Me and 98SE as well as both Apple and HP iPods. www.mediafour.com /products/xplay   (419 words)

wmplugins.com - Item Details XPlay will also automatically synchronize your iPod with your PC music collection when you plug it in, so you are always ready to take your favorite music with you. Other: XPlay requires a Windows XP, 2000, Me or 98SE-based computer with CD-ROM drive and FireWire or USB 2.0 interface (use of the iPod via USB is supported only under Windows 2000 and XP). XPlay is compatible with any model of Apple iPod. www.wmplugins.com /ItemDetail.aspx?ItemID=381   (571 words)

MacVillage.net Mac PR: XPlay Technology Preview 4 Now Available   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16) XPlay Technology Preview 4 is now available for download. PLEASE NOTE: Because XPlay is currently prerelease software and distributed at no charge, no technical support is available by either phone or email. This XPlay Preview (alpha release) is intended as an illustration of the general structure and abilities of XPlay, but is not yet a complete solution for use of the iPod with Windows. www.accettura.com /macpr/pressreleases/101265178476531.shtml   (336 words)

A1 Yippee - Windows - Audio - Players - xPlay xPlay is a simple and easy to use audio player, which plays sevral audio formats. It is motly intended to be used to play music while you work. xPlay will load audio files from any folders you specify and play those files randomly. yippee.i4free.co.nz /html/win/audio/title8617.htm   (138 words)

Steve Alexander: XPlay opens Windows for iPod music   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16) However, people who use Windows computers began to work on this problem in 2002, when the iPod was available only for the Macintosh. One early solution was XPlay, a program from Mediafour Corp. of West Des Moines, Iowa, that allowed a Windows PC to connect with a Macintosh-formatted iPod. These days, the XPlay software enables an iPod to share music between an Apple and a Windows computer. www.startribune.com /stories/535/5587434.html   (456 words)

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