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DJ Jukebox 28.0 by Gammadyne

DJ Jukebox 28.0 by Gammadyne
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DJ Jukebox is an essential tool for managing a song library and generating playlists. You can rate each song so that favorites are played more often, and that unwanted songs are never chosen.

File management features include global search and replace on filenames, copy or delete files, and rename/move directories.

DJ Jukebox can remote control a media player on a network computer. A click of the mouse can send keystrokes, playing instructions, and volume changes to the server’s media player. It also supports all media players and file types, commercials, repetition prevention, and much more!

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Playlist Generator. DJ Jukebox generates random lists of songs which can be delivered to a media player such as Winamp.

Each song can be rated (on a scale of 0-100) to ensure that favorites are chosen more often. A rating of 0 will prevent the song from being played altogether.

DJ Jukebox File Management

  • DJ Jukebox maintains a list of each song and its rating in the “Song Table”. From this table, songs can be easily renamed, deleted, or rated.
  • DJ Jukebox can rename or move an entire directory. The Song Table is automatically updated to reflect the new song locations.
  • DJ Jukebox can also perform a text search and replace operation on the Song Table. Again, the song files are automatically renamed when a change is made.

Remote Control

  • DJ Jukebox can listen for commands from another copy of DJ Jukebox located on a local area network (LAN). Programmable keystrokes can be sent to the server with the click of a button, providing complete remote control over the media player.
  • The remote control feature can be used by a dedicated entertainment server. DJ Jukebox can start automatically during bootup and begin listening for remote commands. The server does not even need a monitor.

Commericals

  • DJ Jukebox can insert commercials in between songs. The commercials can be any type of media file that the media player supports. The average number of commercials per song can be adjusted, and individual commercials can be assigned a frequency rating that determines how often they are chosen.

Repetition Prevention

  • When DJ Jukebox generates a playlist, it can make sure that songs do not get repeated too often. It can also ensure that no two consecutive songs are from the same album or artist, or have the same name.

Additional Features:

  • All songs on the hard drive can be added to the Song Table in one simple step.
  • A song’s meta tags (a.k.a. ID3 tags) can be viewed and edited.
  • Songs that were not recorded properly can be marked as “bad”.  This prevents the song from being chosen for a playlist without removing it from the Song Table.
  • The songs can be located on a network computer (no drive mapping is required).
  • Playlists can be saved for later retrieval, like an “Oldies” mix for when you’re feeling nostalgic.
  • A generated playlist can be limited to a single artist of your choosing.  You can also choose to play a single album or songs from a single decade.

Minor Features:

  • The song list, ratings, and other settings are stored in a “Project” file.  Most users will only work with a single project, but any number can be used.
  • The Song Table can be checked for errors, such as a nonexistent file or illegal rating.
  • Identical songs can be identified and deleted.
  • If you have a separate entertainment server, it can be shut down remotely.  If the server supports the Wake On LAN feature, it can be powered up remotely.
  • Command line parameters can be used to generate and play playlists.  This is especially useful for creating Desktop shortcuts.
  • The Remote Control feature can be incorporated into third-party programs.  The help file describes the syntax of all commands and explains how they can be sent to a DJ Jukebox server.
  • The complete list of artists, albums, and songs can be printed.

Changes in DJ Jukebox 28.0 (October 26, 2022):

  • Edit Tags: added the ability to edit an MP3’s Gain parameter.
  • Edit Tags: added the ability to view and change the album art in M4A files.
  • Convert To MP3: there is now a “Encoder Options” button that allows you to edit all of the MP3 encoder settings.  Previously only the bit rate could be changed.
  • Check Song Table For Errors: instead of stopping at the first error, all errors are now collated into a popup window.
  • Toolbar volume synchronization can now handle the situation where an audio device has been added or removed.
  • Analyze MP3: all ID3v2 frames are now reported.
  • Convert To MP3: Update Song Table: all changes are now applied to the current playlist and all stored playlists.
  • Added keystroke defaults for MusicBee.
  • Improved the appearance of scrollbars.
  • Removed many unnecessary 3D borders for a more modern look.
  • Tightened up the layout in many places.
  • Removed the divider bar above the buttons at the bottom of all windows.
  • Groupboxes now have separate colors for text and border.
  • Find All: the folder specification now handles pasting much better.
  • Edit Tags (multiple files): Album Art: the Browse tool will now start in the most appropriate folder.
  • The Edit Stored Playlist tool can now be launched even if there are no stored playlists, since it allows you to create one.
  • Commercials table: added a Duplicate Rows tool.
  • Song Table: the Alternating Rows and Row Dividers submenus now show what the “Default” option is defaulting to.
  • Find Duplicate Songs: the taskbar button now turns red when a duplicate has been identified.
  • Normalize Filenames: the log window now has a status bar across the top.
  • Normalize Filenames: the total number of files is now reported at the bottom.
  • When choosing a file from the history at the bottom of the File menu, if it does not exist, the error window now contains a “Explore” button that will open File Explorer to that folder.
  • Fixed: if a popup window is created while the parent window is minimized, it could appear on the wrong monitor.
  • Fixed: toolbar volume synchronization would stop working if the user changed the default audio device.
  • Fixed: Edit Tags: when deleting album art, the tag was being left in the file, even though the pixel data was gone.
  • Fixed: Edit Tags: clicking “Save” would always save the album art, even if it had not been changed.
  • Fixed: Keystroke: Load Defaults: the Window Caption/Class was not being populated (since 27.0).
  • Fixed: Convert To MP3: 24-bit FLAC’s were producing audio artifacts.

Homepage – https://www.gammadyne.com

Supported Operating Systems: Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10, 11.
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