Time for a little tech-talk/makin' life easier chat
Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2011 2:10 pm
after dicking around with itunes, winamp, mediamonkey and other less mention-able clones over the last few years i decided to give "j. river media jukebox" a try to see what the oh so sweet pampered feeling of non-freeware jukebox technology was all about...
here's a link to jukebox 12, although, when i installed it updated to v.14.1 so... neato.
http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/4418436 ... ._12.0.534
the program feels lite, has a lot more options than i really even need to fuck around with, handles all the lossless formats well and major props for whatever engine they use to find album art... eyehategod, california love (and other pv randoms), even a bunch of 2 and 3 way splits cleaned up quite nicely and had variations of covers to chose from... titties. i'd definitely place it up there in my all-time favorites with rhythmbox when i used to rock ubuntu
anywho, catch-all thread for those who sat on their google+ invites and have to wait for the next beta bus
here's a link to jukebox 12, although, when i installed it updated to v.14.1 so... neato.
http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/4418436 ... ._12.0.534
the program feels lite, has a lot more options than i really even need to fuck around with, handles all the lossless formats well and major props for whatever engine they use to find album art... eyehategod, california love (and other pv randoms), even a bunch of 2 and 3 way splits cleaned up quite nicely and had variations of covers to chose from... titties. i'd definitely place it up there in my all-time favorites with rhythmbox when i used to rock ubuntu
anywho, catch-all thread for those who sat on their google+ invites and have to wait for the next beta bus