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musicmatch jukebox + 8.0

on musicmatch left side there's a bar  for ( music center)

at the bottom of that music center there is the ( Music info )

folow by ( guide ) And (now playing)
problem is :

at a time i use to play music from ( my file ) just under the word (music center )
and by the time the mp3 was playing i could click on  (now playing ) button and musicmatch would dirtectly connect to a web site call musicmatch guide and give me related information about this title year  ect,..

that way could see if i have good picture of artist or pochette year ...

i was doing it and suddenly
it stop connect to that web site and just give me information in a grey window when i was still pushing same button (now playing )   

what did i do    want it back like it was

musicmatch jukebox + 8.0

Reply #1 –
I don't think anyone here uses Music Match.  This is more for discussion of encoders and high end software.

musicmatch jukebox + 8.0

Reply #2 –
Probably 99% of the people on this forum consider MusicMatch to be as bad, if not worse, then Windows Media Player.
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musicmatch jukebox + 8.0

Reply #3 –
I only use it for its MP3 tag lookup capabilities....

musicmatch jukebox + 8.0

Reply #4 –
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I don't think anyone here uses Music Match.  This is more for discussion of encoders and high end software.

damn that was the best reply i've ever heard to be shot out at someone.  congrats to the poster!

musicmatch jukebox + 8.0

Reply #5 –
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I only use it for its MP3 tag lookup capabilities....

I assume you download a lot of music files off the internet, then?
If you had bought your own CDs, it won't be that hard to input all the relevant audio fields during ripping, encoding, and tagging.

musicmatch jukebox + 8.0

Reply #6 –
Sld, have you never downloaded a hard to get hold of song, or possibly a single track from an album that you didn't want to buy on the strength of one song?

Maybe you are a millionaire and you buy thousands of crap cd's every week. Either way, you should not attack others for not buying every track they possess from a shop...

Also, when you are transfering a large number of cd's (that you own) to MP3, yes, it is hard and time consuming to do it manually. CD lookup is far easier thanks

musicmatch jukebox + 8.0

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Also, when you are transfering a large number of cd's (that you own) to MP3, yes, it is hard and time consuming to do it manually. CD lookup is far easier thanks

Maybe there's something I didn't get.
Don't EAC, Cdex and most rippers use freedb (or such) database to input the audio fields? What else is needed?

musicmatch jukebox + 8.0

Reply #8 –
I was refering to sld's post:

" I assume you download a lot of music files off the internet, then?
If you had bought your own CDs, it won't be that hard to input all the relevant audio fields during ripping, encoding, and tagging".

Clearly, implying that one should input details manually. Personally, I use EAC or CDex.

musicmatch jukebox + 8.0

Reply #9 –
musicmatch is on version 8 now? wow, last one I touched was the full version of 6.

musicmatch jukebox + 8.0

Reply #10 –
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Don't EAC, Cdex and most rippers use freedb (or such) database to input the audio fields? What else is needed?

Good options, IMO.  Or, if you don't mind using a seperate tool (and perhaps need more than the basic functionality for tagging found in rippers) then there are other products which also offer automated tag info lookup such as Tagger, Helium2 and Tag&Rename.  The latter is my favorite...it's not freeware, but well worth the registration fee if you need most of its functionality and like its interface.  In my particular case, I need to write ID3v2 tags to FLAC files...many tagging programs can't do that, but Tag&Rename works perfectly for me.

musicmatch jukebox + 8.0

Reply #11 –
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Sld, have you never downloaded a hard to get hold of song, or possibly a single track from an album that you didn't want to buy on the strength of one song?

Of course I have, but not so many that I actually need some automated process to tag them.

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Maybe you are a millionaire and you buy thousands of crap cd's every week.

Erm no, I am not a millionaire, and I don't buy rock or pop.

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Also, when you are transfering a large number of cd's (that you own) to MP3, yes, it is hard and time consuming to do it manually. CD lookup is far easier thanks

I subject my encoding process to a stringent routine, and I don't want a spelling mistake from freedb to spoil it. Anyway, the time-consuming part of that process comes from the ripping and not the manual input.

musicmatch jukebox + 8.0

Reply #12 –
MusicMatch is like the population of America, it just keeps getting fatter and fatter.

MM is a program I would recommend for my yaya (thats greek for grandma), I'm really ashamed my sister has it installed on her computer and the fact that she uses it. It has a nice frontend and all, but thats about the only posistive thing I can say about it. If that program was recoded from the ground up it would be a good program but its kind of like Windows, they just keep throughing on new code and never get rid of the old stuff.
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