Software: Samsung Music Studio

Just like the rest of the manufacturers in the market, Samsung groups in its music managing software with the MT6V as well, named Samsung Music Studio. The general usage pattern of the Samsung Music Studio is similar to that of Winamp music player. Each portion of the software can be dismantled and distributed widely across the screen, though unnecessarily.

The first piece of the software is a mere music player that replicates other players, but fails to deliver. You are better off downloading a third-party application instead of using this one on a regular basis. The second part of the software is where you can make playlists and edit track information with ID3 tags. Add, delete, sort, toggle mode and ID3 selections are all present for their respective characteristics as well.

Finally the third and last part of the software is where you can access your songs from a variety of locations including hard drive and CD-Rom and move them directly off their personal locations to the player itself. The same preferences are available on this side as well. What we fail to understand is the redundancy in both windows. All of the preferences are presented on the left and right of the software, which makes them useless. If someone were to utilize any of the options, one set would be sufficient enough.