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Feb 2, 2012 | 11:34 AM

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jonc

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Originally Posted by JackClark

And please stop saying that Apple products just work, i certainly don't.

When I say that Apple "just works" I'm merely repeating what the fanbois says, but you knew that anyway.

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You need to take them out of the packaging sometimes and plug them in.

Only sometimes? maybe that's the real problem.

Feb 2, 2012 | 06:37 PM

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Luan Pra bang

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Nothing wrong with that Jon, other than there's no need for hate posts when you can't get a square peg in a round hole. If he'd have posted at the time he would most likely still be a happy customer.

And please stop saying that Apple products just work, i certainly don't. You need to take them out of the packaging sometimes and plug them in.

Actually I did post at the time and despite the efforts of Markus to help it just turns out that the Apple products are just not up to the job. At the time I wanted to use one in a wine bar and one in a posh restaurant and each place had differnt styles of music played. For the wine bar I also used alot of my own music from home and that caused Apple's ineptitdue to rise to the surface.

Feb 2, 2012 | 07:27 PM

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JackClark

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Ah, so you wanted to avoid licensing issues and possibly payment, that's where Apple will let you down every time. It doesn't affect me as I'm not a pirate.

Feb 3, 2012 | 09:58 PM

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Luan Pra bang

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Typical answer from an apple robot. In what way was I avoiding licensing issues as a holder of licenses from the PPS and the PRS I paid a yearly fee to cover the the licensing of any music I wanted to play so in what way was I a pirate.