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SyncMate PowerampThey refused to refund my purchase of their SyncMate Pro software, which was totally non-functional on my computer, thought they claimed it would be functional. So I initiated a dispute through PayPal, and they were unable to get any response from the company. So they refunded my money. A great victory over fascists everywhere!
AVOID AT ALL COSTS. NO REFUNDS. NO CUSTOMER SERVICE.
THE SOFTWARE WAS AN UTTER FAILURE AT ITS SUPPOSED PURPOSE. It mangled my computer to such an extent I had to boot it up from an emergency disk and spend hours picking out the bits of garbage they installed and deleting them.
In this case, I was trying to sync and transfer music files between a Mac and an Android-based music player. I installed the free version of the software on my Mac, and it only did a limited number of things, none of which were what I wanted it to do. So I paid for the "Expert" edition of the software and installed it. It was a disaster. This "Expert" package installed pieces of itself all over my operating system, without including an uninstall routine.
The new software immediately upon launch began to play havoc with my machine, turning the monitor on and off in a rapid fashion without pause. When I managed to get that calmed down (though the monitor image was crazily askew), I tried to sync the computer with the music player in all three ways on offer (USB, WiFi, and Bluetooth). IN ALL CASES THE SOFTWARE FAILED to sync the music player and computer. Nothing I tried worked. Just kept getting error messages. When all their garbage was off my computer, it went back to normal operation.
Based on our record, Poweramp seems to be more popular. It has been mentiond 12 times since March 2021. We are tracking product recommendations and mentions on various public social media platforms and blogs. They can help you identify which product is more popular and what people think of it.
I concur with u/Zatoichi7 on the suggestion of PowerAmp as a player even if you don't need its sophisticated EQ, tone and balance controls. Source: 11 months ago
However, Android users have one advantage over iPhone users that would lead to a lower adoption rate of any streaming service. They can copy music to their local storage and play it with a local player such as Poweramp. Iphone users can do similar, though they don't have as many options or options that are as good as Poweramp. I would say /r/MarvisApp is better than Poweramp, but it's just a frontend for Music.app... Source: over 1 year ago
Back in the when I used android (7-8 years ago), I liked PowerAmp, I did enjoy using it and it had a good UI and features as well, don’t think it had smart rules or anything, also since it has access to music files and stuff it also has EQ capabilities. Source: almost 2 years ago
It is one of the best. The forum and the faq's help. I had a similar problem and I created a folder on my phone's mem card specifically for https://powerampapp.com/. Source: almost 2 years ago
u/Fabulous-Parfait-566 u/vext01 I ended up using Poweramp, a 3rd party music player. Here is the link to their site https://powerampapp.com/. Source: over 2 years ago
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