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What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« on: May 28, 2004, 05:24:01 pm »
I'm sure this question has been asked before, but I couldn't find straight answers. What jukebox software works well with a touch screen and is oriented towards singles?

That eJukebox looks awesome, but maybe it's TOO heavy duty? I don't know...


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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #1 on: May 29, 2004, 05:15:29 pm »
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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #2 on: May 29, 2004, 06:54:40 pm »
That's a cool program. The free version doens't have support, though, so I may have to look around... I like it, though. Good call.


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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #3 on: June 08, 2004, 06:34:05 am »
Hey Alan,

Our users love our jukebox software for touch screen use, the TouchTone Audio System, and it is not focused around albums like most software packages out there.  I encourage you to take a look at our forum (our users are pretty active in there) - we add many user requests in every release, every couple months.  Some users have also posted some great comments on download.com - you can check them out here: http://download.com.com/3302-2139_4-10289002.html

Anyway, I don't know if this is exactly what you're looking for, but I thought I'd mention it!  Our web site is http://www.mp3touchscreens.com....  Come take a look! ;D


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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #4 on: June 08, 2004, 09:18:41 pm »
WinCab Jukebox is singles-oriented, and version 3.0 (due soon) will have touchscreen support, if you can wait a week or two...

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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #5 on: June 08, 2004, 11:37:41 pm »
WinCab Jukebox is singles-oriented, and version 3.0 (due soon) will have touchscreen support, if you can wait a week or two...

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Does it show album covers like eJukebox?


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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #6 on: June 09, 2004, 10:28:55 pm »
WinCab Jukebox is singles-oriented, and version 3.0 (due soon) will have touchscreen support, if you can wait a week or two...

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Does it show album covers like eJukebox?
No, it's singles oriented and not album oriented.
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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #7 on: June 18, 2004, 03:38:11 am »
There is a few different interface views, it's the only jukebox that
I'm aware of that supports multiple sound cards and/or multiple audio and video zones.  
So you can route the audio or video to any PC withing your home or have the
audio come out of different sound cards in the same PC.

That's pretty cool if you want to have a media server connected to a home amplifer and
then have touch screen controls or wireless controls throughout the house.  The audio
would come out the server computer instead of the PC the player is installed, so you
can go wireless or not have to run audio cables to all the computers in your house.

It supports over 50,000 audio/vid files as well packed with tons of features.

You might want to check it out..  :D

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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #8 on: July 07, 2004, 03:28:10 pm »
Jukebox for TouchScreen   v:1.0
http://kiosk.bukacek.cz  

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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #9 on: August 19, 2004, 01:30:22 am »
I'm sure this question has been asked before, but I couldn't find straight answers. What jukebox software works well with a touch screen and is oriented towards singles?

That eJukebox looks awesome, but maybe it's TOO heavy duty? I don't know...

Touch-N-Go is awesome for your touch screen. It is industrial quality music software for music.

http://www.touch-n-go.com/

Interactive Touch Screen Music Software
« Last Edit: August 19, 2004, 02:08:40 am by touch-n-go »

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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #10 on: August 19, 2004, 01:42:05 am »
Touch-N-Go has been building touch screen music machines for 3 years! Now we have released our software.

From the ground up, Touch-N-Go is built as a Interactive Touchscreen Jukebox. When viewing the program for the first time, you immediately notice that there are no menus like other music programs. There are no drop down buttons. Rather smooth control with no intimidating graphics. Just like a touch screen music program ought to be. Touch-N-Go is very original in their design. It is unbelievably easy to use.

Download Demo at http://www.touch-n-go.com

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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #11 on: August 19, 2004, 01:48:16 am »
That's a cool program. The free version doens't have support, though, so I may have to look around... I like it, though. Good call.

We have free support!

From the ground up, Touch-N-Go software was built for the touch screen. Not only are the buttons large, but very smart. We are tired of selling music machines and have now released our software. For a bargin you have it listed on Ebay.

You will notice that there are no typical menus. There are no drop down buttons. Rather smooth control with no intimidating graphics.

You will love it.

http://www.touch-n-go.com

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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #12 on: August 19, 2004, 01:57:45 am »
Touch-N-Go Touch Screen Jukebox

Touch-N-Go was in the business of selling touch screen music machines to bars and restaurants. Now, we have released our exclusive software for sale. You will notice that there are no menus like other music programs. There are no drop down buttons. Rather smooth control with no intimidating graphics. Touch-N-Go is very original in their design. It is unbelievably easy to use. There are many features not available to other music programs, like password lock out, auto-mixing, auto volume-leveling, and really smart It will automatically back-up your songs to a second hard drive and can turn off your PC, as if it was a stand-alone music machine.

Visit  http://www.touch-n-go.com for a Demo.

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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #13 on: September 03, 2004, 02:41:43 pm »
That touch-and-go looks nice, but I kind of want something a little flashier. That program prides itself on being simple, but... I want album covers and thoughtful design.


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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #14 on: September 04, 2004, 12:08:20 am »
That touch-and-go looks nice, but I kind of want something a little flashier. That program prides itself on being simple, but... I want album covers and thoughtful design.

AlanS17,
Some people do want album and covers and a thoughtful design. Too bad we, Touch-N-Go, did not think of that. What thoughtful design do you represent?

Touch-N-Go.com

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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #15 on: September 04, 2004, 09:32:28 pm »
That touch-and-go looks nice, but I kind of want something a little flashier. That program prides itself on being simple, but... I want album covers and thoughtful design.

AlanS17,
Some people do want album and covers and a thoughtful design. Too bad we, Touch-N-Go, did not think of that. What thoughtful design do you represent?

Touch-N-Go.com

Dude, if this were just a "what do you think about my cab" question, your sarcasm and sensitivity would be warranted, but pissing on someone for their comments about how they think your software you offer FOR SALE tells me that if I ever have a problem with your software and am a bit pissed I can't get something I paid good money for to work, you'll treat me just as poorly as you've demonstrated here.

Thank goodness we don't do reviews here...you might have taken your big red ball and gone home  ::)

Thanks for the heads-up on whether I or others should think about using your software...perhaps on the next version you should update it and put in Customer Service Attitude Update Pack 6.0

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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #16 on: September 04, 2004, 10:20:07 pm »
*sigh*

Well I know I for sure wont be blowing 200 bucks on it now.
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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #17 on: September 04, 2004, 11:03:05 pm »
That touch-and-go looks nice, but I kind of want something a little flashier. That program prides itself on being simple, but... I want album covers and thoughtful design.

AlanS17,
Some people do want album and covers and a thoughtful design. Too bad we, Touch-N-Go, did not think of that. What thoughtful design do you represent?

Touch-N-Go.com

Dude, if this were just a "what do you think about my cab" question, your sarcasm and sensitivity would be warranted, but pissing on someone for their comments about how they think your software you offer FOR SALE tells me that if I ever have a problem with your software and am a bit pissed I can't get something I paid good money for to work, you'll treat me just as poorly as you've demonstrated here.

Thank goodness we don't do reviews here...you might have taken your big red ball and gone home  ::)

Thanks for the heads-up on whether I or others should think about using your software...perhaps on the next version you should update it and put in Customer Service Attitude Update Pack 6.0

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You basically said my "cab" is a thoughtless design and thought your motive was to stomp on Touch-N-Go to protect software that you promote. I misunderstood your intentions. What is the lacking thoughtful design?

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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #18 on: September 05, 2004, 01:10:54 pm »
You basically said my "cab" is a thoughtless design
Now I KNOW you really aren't getting it.  His EXACT words are "That touch-and-go looks nice, but I kind of want something a little flashier. That program prides itself on being simple..."   THAT is NOT "basically saying you have a thoughtless design", it's stating some merits of your program, and then stating something he is looking for.  Not a SINGLE person here would think that "your cab", which is ACTUALLY commercial software you sell AS A BUSINESS VENTURE relates.  Somehow in your mind, you think that your business venture is the same as someone home-building their cab.  No one here does it in the fashion you do, as a commercially viable business venture, and is as sensitive about it as you.

What's even more surprising about your product and your attitude is this:  You claim you used to do this for commercial businesses such as bars and clubs.  What did you do when you tried to sell them on "your cab" and they told you it wasn't for them?  Did you tell them "Your mom is fat and hairy"?  Because that's the same attitude that comes out in your replies.

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and thought your motive was to stomp on Touch-N-Go to protect software that you promote.
Again, now I KNOW you really don't get it.  You obviously haven't taken the time out of your "busy non-stop sales schedule" to read the ENTIRE post, because if you had, it would have been more than clear and obvious to anyone with half a brain that he is looking to USE software for a project he is trying to do, and DOES NOT "protect software that he promotes".  Chris GIVES his software away for FREE and was more willing (read: less petty) to help out to work his software to the customer's needs than you.

Now, with that being said, YOU ARE A HYPOCRITE!  In this thread, someone recommends software for someone to try.  In your attempt to gain a sale, your actions are clearly to tell how their software isn't commercial grade (does the phrase "you're ripping the quality of his "cab" come to mind?  It CERTAINLY does to me!)

You have been a member here for less than a month, and in all that time, you have 13 posts, 12 of which do nothing but to shamelessly self-promote your software, and the other one that doesn't STILL INCLUDES YOUR MENTION OF "TRY MY SOFTWARE, IT'S THE BEST!.  You even go so far as to post this to Chris, and you don't even realize HE HAS HIS OWN JUKEBOX SOFTWARE!  YOU WERE TALKING TO THE WRONG GUY!  You clearly don't read 99% of the threads you post to, your only effort in posting on this board is to get your software out there in an effort to make a sale.  That's known as spamming.  So far, you've only made ONE post that doesn't border on spam.  It ALSO doesn't help discount the notion that you're spamming us when you have 3-5 posts in a row doing nothing but touting the software you sell.  

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I misunderstood your intentions.
You never cared about his intentions, otherwise YOU WOULD HAVE READ THE THREAD BEFORE ACCUSING HIM OF PROTECTING SOFTWARE HE NEVER DESIGNED OR SOLD!  Don't crap in my oatmeal and tell me they're raisins!  In order to find out someone's intentions, you ask them, and you don't accuse them of trying to "protect his software" from you!  And if you consider what he said to be "STOMPING" on your software, you're more thin-skinned than anyone else I've ever met in this world.

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What is the lacking thoughtful design?
What possible reason would anyone ever have anymore to tell you, since you are driven by sales and the threat to your market share?  There are members of this board who design jukebox software that have a FAR better attitude to some slight criticism of their product that can offer the same thing you do.  I for one will always send my business their way.

I've read his posts several times, (try it sometime, you'll find it helpful)  and I'm betting his "thoughtful design" means this:  Your software is meant to be simple to use.  What he didn't find simple is:  he wants something that shows album covers, is oriented towards singles, has good support if he needs it, and is a touch flashier than yours (I would read that to mean "Make it skinnable")  See what you can get out of READING actual words, rather than "reading into somone's intentions"?  The only inference I made is the "make it skinnable" part, and I didn't have to resort to sarcasm and accusations in order to come to that conclusion!


And for the record, Alan DOES state that your product looks nice.  THAT'S why you should have saved your sensitivity, sarcasm, and sales pitch.  Your actions have born out your support for your product, which was one of his needs.

That's my $1.02, which is more than you'll get from me in your attempt to sell me your software.  

Good day sir.
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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #19 on: September 05, 2004, 02:30:24 pm »
You basically said my "cab" is a thoughtless design
Now I KNOW you really aren't getting it.  Not a SINGLE person here would think that "your cab", which is ACTUALLY commercial software you sell AS A BUSINESS VENTURE relates.  Somehow in your mind, you think that your business venture is the same as someone home-building their cab.  No one here does it in the fashion you do, as a commercially viable business venture, and if they do, I have YET to see someone as sensitive about it as you.

What's even more surprising about your product and your attitude is this:  You claim you used to do this for commercial businesses such as bars and clubs.  What did you do when you tried to sell them on "your cab" and they told you it wasn't for them?  Did you tell them "Your mom is fat and hairy"?  Because that's the same attitude that comes out in your replies.

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and thought your motive was to stomp on Touch-N-Go to protect software that you promote.
Again, now I KNOW you really don't get it.  You obviously haven't taken the time out of your "busy non-stop sales schedule" to read the ENTIRE post, because if you had, it would have been more than clear and obvious to anyone with half a brain that he is looking to USE software for a project he is trying to do, and DOES NOT "protect software that he promotes".  Chris GIVES his software away for FREE and was more willing (read: less petty) to help out to work his software to the customer's needs than you.

Now, with that being said, YOU ARE A HYPOCRITE!  In this thread, someone recommends software for someone to try.  In your attempt to gain a sale, your actions are clearly to tell how their software isn't commercial grade (does the phrase "you're ripping the quality of his "cab" come to mind?  It CERTAINLY does to me!)

You have been a member here for less than a month, and in all that time, you have 13 posts, 12 of which do nothing but to shamelessly self-promote your software, and the other one that doesn't STILL INCLUDES YOUR MENTION OF "TRY MY SOFTWARE, IT'S THE BEST!.  You even go so far as to post this to Chris, and you don't even realize HE HAS HIS OWN JUKEBOX SOFTWARE!  YOU WERE TALKING TO THE WRONG GUY!  You clearly don't read 99% of the threads you post to, your only effort in posting on this board is to get your software out there in an effort to make a sale.  That's known as spamming.  So far, you've only made ONE post that doesn't border on spam.  It ALSO doesn't help discount the notion that you're spamming us when you have 3-5 posts in a row doing nothing but touting the software you sell.  

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I misunderstood your intentions.
You never cared about his intentions, otherwise YOU WOULD HAVE READ THE THREAD BEFORE ACCUSING HIM OF PROTECTING SOFTWARE HE NEVER DESIGNED OR SOLD!  Don't crap in my oatmeal and tell me they're raisins!  In order to find out someone's intentions, you ask them, and you don't accuse them of trying to "protect his software" from you!  And if you consider what he said to be "STOMPING" on your software, you're more thin-skinned than anyone else I've ever met in this world.

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What is the lacking thoughtful design?
What possible reason would anyone ever have anymore to tell you, since you are driven by sales and the threat to your market share?  There are members of this board who design jukebox software that have a FAR better attitude to some slight criticism of their product that can offer the same thing you do.  I for one will always send my business their way.

I've read his posts several times, (try it sometime, you'll find it helpful)  and I'm betting his "thoughtful design" means this:  Your software is meant to be simple to use.  What he didn't find simple is:  he wants something that shows album covers, is oriented towards singles, has good support if he needs it, and is a touch flashier than yours (I would read that to mean "Make it skinnable")  See what you can get out of READING actual words, rather than "reading into somone's intentions"?  The only inference I made is the "make it skinnable" part, and I didn't have to resort to sarcasm and accusations in order to come to that conclusion!


And for the record, Alan DOES state that your product looks nice.  THAT'S why you should have saved your sensitivity, sarcasm, and sales pitch.  Your actions have born out your support for your product, which was one of his needs.

That's my $1.02, which is more than you'll get from me in your attempt to sell me your software.  

Good day sir.

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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #20 on: October 21, 2004, 10:03:19 am »
Have you checked out The PC Jukebox (www.thepcjukebox.com).

I've used it for a while now with my touchscreen and it works great.

Give it a try.

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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #21 on: October 21, 2004, 10:12:19 am »
Have you checked out The PC Jukebox (www.thepcjukebox.com).

I've used it for a while now with my touchscreen and it works great.

Give it a try.
Hmm... not my normal cup of tea, but I really do like that slider down the side!
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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #22 on: October 21, 2004, 10:19:58 am »
Have you checked out The PC Jukebox (www.thepcjukebox.com).

I've used it for a while now with my touchscreen and it works great.

Give it a try.
Hmm... not my normal cup of tea, but I really do like that slider down the side!

Hey, no problem.  To each his own!!

Just wondering though...why is it not your cup of tea?  What don't you like about it??

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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #23 on: October 21, 2004, 10:31:07 am »
Just wondering though...why is it not your cup of tea?  What don't you like about it??
I'm not into the "album" jukeboxes in general; I like the more "classic" look.



But that slider is sweet.
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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #24 on: October 21, 2004, 10:33:14 am »
As I said, to each his own!!

Enjoy!

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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
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Re:What jukebox software is good for touch screen?
« Reply #26 on: November 20, 2004, 02:08:48 am »
I'm sure this question has been asked before, but I couldn't find straight answers. What jukebox software works well with a touch screen and is oriented towards singles?

That eJukebox looks awesome, but maybe it's TOO heavy duty? I don't know...

Our jukebox software is made ideally for touch screens.
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