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http://www.phasure.com/index.php

If you're on a PC, XXHighEnd. For sound quality, it blows everything PC or mac out of the water. Check out the demo here:http://www.phasure.com/index.php. Is designed for Vista but still makes XP sound better than any software you've heard.

Just wondering where it went.

Am tired of all the hiccups served up by WMP and am attempting to switch to MediaMonkey. My computor knowledge is not extensive but am able to generally figure stuff out. I believe I disabled kmixer following the Benchmark Windows XP setup guide. My system is as follows: Dell laptop to M-Audio Audiophile USB to MSB Gold Link Dac to Dyna SCA 35 amp. The M-Audio has its own driver that supports 24/96 sample rate. Three questions: 1. Is there any software that can convert Windows Media Playlists to M3U? I've been making playlists in WMP for nearly ten years. Reconstructing them is too daunting..... 2. How come I can rip a cd in MediaMonkey to wave files and they have the tags, but all the wave files I've ripped using Windows Media Player won't show up in MediaMonkey. Conversly, wave files ripped in Media Monkey show up in Windows Media player but the filenames all begin with a zero so none of them, in Windows Media Player, are in the correct order? I thought I would be able to preserve my playlists by just using WMP for playing them; but, if I rerip the cd's so their in MediaMonkey, WMP can't find the wave files cause the filenames changed! (i hope this makes sense....) 3. In switching, are there settings in MediaMonkey that I need to be aware of for best quality ripping, burning and music playback? Thanks in advance for any and all responses.