J. River Media Center 15.0.167
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J. River Media Center provides an easy, efficient way to collect, organize, and play music and other media files on your PC. It is an all-in-one player and organizer for digital music, video, and Internet radio. Copy music from it to a portable digital audio player or move digital camera photos into the powerful image library. Make a CD of music for your car. Record your favorite shows and watch them on your TV.
- License: shareware ($40)
- Updated: Jan 18, 2010
- Publisher: J. River, Inc.
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Rated 50/50 by qazimono at May 1, 2011
First to embrace lossless compression. Matt Ashland, J. River's CTO, is also the author of Monkey's Audio (APE). First to use a high precision floating point data chain for all audio First to support gapless and cross-fading playback First to implement the Replay Gain standard (a high-quality system to provide playback of varying tracks at the same volume) First to natively support ASIO (a quality-orientated way to talk to a soundcard) Full support of LAME gapless information
Rated 40/50 by Todd 13 at May 6, 2011
Yes this is definitely bloated and full of useless stuff, however this software has one thing that makes it amazing. It has the BEST and most customizable podcast support I've ever found in any program. That is the only reason I use it. I just wish they would offer a standalone podcast downloader, but I can live with that. It just uses a s***load of memory and lags a lot. Not a bad price to pay for how good the podcast part of it is though.
Rated 50/50 by qazimono at Aug 12, 2011
Bloated and full of useless stuff....well if you don't want to use futures dont use There is a huge difference between MC and for example Real Player...