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Jukebox software list - Updated April 14 2007

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BobbyG66:
TouchTrax looks sweet!
Will have to try out.

If it works well, it would be worth the $45  :applaud:

squirrellydw:
don't forget www.freeboxjukebox.com

Angry_Radish:
So far it's got one of the more intuitive and logical touchscreen interfaces I've seen, but the "reflection" effect is a bit overdone, and there are some weird random crashes I'm getting on both of my test machines.
I'm a little leary spending that amount of $$ for version 1.anything...



--- Quote from: BobbyG66 on April 15, 2008, 12:41:40 pm ---TouchTrax looks sweet!
Will have to try out.

If it works well, it would be worth the $45  :applaud:

--- End quote ---

User123:

Hi,

Anyone wanting to try out a beta of Home JukeBox can download it from http://www.ziggyred.com/homejukebox/ .

Developed from BoxEasy it's free whilst in Beta.  Has many features including a CD ripper and a basic tag editor (unlike BoxEasy it arranges music according to tag info).

Any comments welcomed.



Cheers - Adam.

Barry Barcrest:
I was looking around to see what was new, i found these.


http://juketime.com/Index.html $29.95

https://store6.esellerate.net/store/checkout/CustomLayout.aspx?s=STR4008904876&pc=&page=MultiCatalog.htm $29.00

http://216.219.212.85/Juke/jukejoint_software.htm $90

http://www.virtuosa.com/index.php £21.51

Don't think they are already listed, both are commercial but have trials availible.

This one is free...

http://portlover.com/jukebox/

* Prices correct as of posting.

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