This should fix the issue, but if not, there’s a great Preference Pane out there called RCDefaultApp that definitely will.

The more I use eMusic Remote the more I like it. But if I was stuck using the original browser interface with Download Manager I would have given up (and did until I went remembered you said to try out the remote instead). Anyways, I have long ignored eMusic so thanks for the post. I’ve gotten a bunch of cool stuff already.

@ComicDork — I’m not sure what you mean by horrible interface; you mean the web site or the download manager? I do agree with you about rollover being frustrating, but once you realize it, you plan accordingly, like meals. At least that’s how I do it: my “saved for later” list always has something in it. The selection is sometimes hit or miss, but I would fault the record companies, not eMusic, for that; most of them (especially the Big Four) don’t want to agree to open MP3 downloads, and eMusic won’t do it any other way. As for the standalone app: Here it is. iTunes does set the bar high, and eMusic is trying. The eMusic Remote is a ginormous improvement over the previous interface, lightyears closer to the iTunes interface (without having to reinvent the wheel, thanks to Gecko). I like open music, and I like indie music: eMusic is not perfect, but they’re a great complement to iTunes.

Let me count the ways eMusic bugs:
- horrible interface (it’s been at least 3 years, time for a refresh)
- spotty selection of music
- no rollover of monthly credits
- needs stand alone app… it’s either a web-site or an app: they really need to pick one

I’ve used it and quit twice and it will talk a lot to get me back as a user (and I like the music they offer). iTunes set the bar high and eMusic just isn’t trying.

I’ve got Hazel set up to open the .emp files as soon as my browser’s downloaded them, then to Trash them; so I’ve got a nice downloading setup already.