Hi Jeff;
Take a look at 'www.juketime.com', (Juketime-JBI under Products). I
converted a Rock-OLA jukebox over a year ago and everything has been
working great. Their software provides a fairly complete solution
and the user interface is powerful but easy to use.
A couple of features I really like are the built-in CD lookup database
and the im****ting of file based music (MP3). To catalog my CDs all I
had to do was just load the CDs and press the 'Catalog' button (touch
screen interface). It ripped the music, looked up the CD and auto
loaded all the data like Artist, CD Title, song Title, Release Date,
etc.
Im****ting of my disk based music was just as simple. The jukebox
interface comes with a companion application that handles all the
system maintenance type functionality. I launched the application,
picked the directory containing the music and clicked im****t. It
automatically extracted song titles, artists, etc. from the internal
MP3 tag information and populated the music database.
Let me know if I can provide more information.
Steve
On Wed, 25 Jun 2008 12:54:17 -0500, "Jeff D." <djdieterle@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
wrote:
>I purchased Jukeboxpro a few years back but was never able to register it
>and my free trials ran out. I have the authorization number but couldn't
>connect to www.jukeboxpro.com to complete the registration.
>Jukeboxpro is software similar to that found on Touch Tunes downloading
>jukeboxes and will catalog 999 albums. I liked the software because it
had a
>touch screen interface and my plans were to use my mp3 library and a
Seeburg
>trashcan as the cabinet to setup a digital jukebox. I moved on to other
>projects and never got beyond the software purchase.
>I recently added to my mp3 catalog and now have around 65gig of music,
more
>than enough to populate the software and wanted to revive this project.
But
>I can't find the web sight to complete the registration. It appears the
url
>is dead. Does anybody know anything about this software, registering it
or
>what happened to the parent company JUKEBOX PRO Co.
>In case I'm s.o.l. can anybody recommend a similar type of jukebox
software
>that can use a touch screen interface along the lines of Touch Tunes
>
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