Songbird 1.9 adds 7digital store and Mac CD ripping
Songbird has just released a new version of its desktop media player, and there are some key feature additions. Mac users who have been waiting for integrated CD ripping, your prayers have been answered -- it's included in Songbird 1.9! There's also a new music store built-in. Like Winamp, Songbird has tapped 7digital to provide its users with a catalog of downloadable MP3s. The store is offered as an add-in when you install Songbird, and it will also offer personalized recommendations when you click on Smart Picks.
There's also a handy new play queue feature, which allows you to drag-and-drop songs and albums for on-the-fly playlist building. Windows and Mac users can download Songbird 1.9 here, and while it's not officially supported the Linux version is available for download on the contributed builds page.
There's also a handy new play queue feature, which allows you to drag-and-drop songs and albums for on-the-fly playlist building. Windows and Mac users can download Songbird 1.9 here, and while it's not officially supported the Linux version is available for download on the contributed builds page.













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Subscribe to commentsDavid AtkinsonFeb 10th 2011 1:19PM
7digital has actually been in Songbird for more than a year now. They just rewrote the plugin for 1.9 to take advantage of new APIs that 7digital recently started offering.
paulFeb 11th 2011 11:31AM
now add podcast support and we're set!
HunterA3Feb 11th 2011 7:25AM
Are they still around? They never delivered on podcast support, waited until the .is_audio_player hack allowed more devices to sync with it on Linux machines, and then dropped Linux support despite it being a mozilla-based open source project.