Reviews of YamiPod for Windows

1. 
   iamnotyou

   Reviewing 1.8 (May 9, 2010)

   YamiPod works great on my older Nano but, sadly, it lacks ability to sync on the newest iPods such as the Touch. I find it easy to use and small in disk space required. There needs to be a better FAQ/help page but the info is there if you look for it. That said, there is a Linux version I also use on an old computer running Debian so it gives me the same interface with either OS.
   
   Yami works as advertised (on the models it says it supports). Here's hoping that a newer version will soon sync with the latest iPods.
2. 
   thealanberman

   Reviewing 1.7 (Nov 19, 2007)

   For all you whiners out there, this isn't designed to be your primary media player. It's not gonna have every stupid bell and whistle that iTunes has. It's a simple, portable, well written app that allows you to have all of the BASIC functionality of iTunes and take it with you ON YOUR IPOD. Let's see Winamp or iTunes or whatever other media player app do that.
3. 
   CGA

   Reviewing 1.7 (Nov 19, 2007)

   Tried it on booth Vista and XP, very crash prone and the interface is not very user friendly. I agree with Uecic, Winamp has the program to use if you want easy Ipod management.
4. 
   uecic

   Reviewing 1.7 Beta 3 (Nov 13, 2007)

   I tried it, but I stay with Winamp 5.5 & ml_ipod 3.02 plug-in the best ipod manager according to me. You can do anything you want with your ipod (music,videos,photos, podcast...) from your HDD or to your HDD. Really simple and it works with Vista and all ipods (except ipodTouch). Winamp rules.
5. 
   Adrian79

   Reviewing 1.7 Beta 3 (Nov 7, 2007)

   crashes on vista.. worthless ugly interface, itunes still best choice... i'm not a fanboy of apple or itunes, just stating the facts!
   
   does this add album art automatically like itunes?..NO
   
   does this add photos?... NO
   
   does this add videopodcast?...NO
   
   ...this needs ALOT of work

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