Juke Program....for a fraternity house.....

[saranaz]

OK, so i have a decent machine made with a big hdd....i have tons a music....now which software to use?
Just reinstalled xp pro: and I have tried the following.

Nordbeat - Love it, i like how i can lock things out, cross fading...feels like touch tunes which is what i want..... Expensive!

Freebox4 - took some time to load, even in the program, im sure i can get it to run better..

what else should i try?

this machine will be in our frat house....i want something that can be locked down.......and we want looks!

sud

[Burke LaShell]

I like eJukebox - http://www.audiosoft.net/

Check out the stickied list - Topic: Jukebox software list http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=13403.0

[Barry Barcrest]

The load time issue with freebox is because of the amount of images used in the default skin. I need to work with eist and squirrely to see if we could optimise the images some more without loosing too puch quality to improve the loading time. I can go from switch on to music in around a minute on my jukebox though. You might want to look at using a stripped down version of XP to improve the boot times on XP itself. Obviously the load times you are refering to are a specific freebox issue and I will see what i can do. Of course a skin with less images would greatly improve load times. Maybe I can make a LITE skin. Thanks for giving it a try anyway.

[saranaz]

Barry-

I give mad props for your program. Yeah i should of stripped down XP, which i still plan on doing. I did run into that no-images in the skin folder, but other than that its a nice program

[JackTucky]

I leave my juke on all the time even though we probably only use it 3 or 4 times a week.  It goes into standby mode or whatever after 24 hours.  The monitor and hard drives spin down after a few hours.

I probably use more power putting new music on there and running the config than I do actually playing music.

[slsimon]

Try the following link.  It's a nice jukebox application.  Still in its infancy design.  Definitely a future with this application. 

www.touchtrax.com

Thanks, Shane