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Author Topic: NEWSLETTER: JRiver Media Center 22 -- Stable -- Putting the Pedal to the Metal  (Read 4004 times)

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This will go out today.

Jim

Good day,

Our latest version of JRiver Media Center is stable now and it has a lot that's new.  The complete list can be found on our forum, but here are a few highlights:

Partial List of New Features in JRiver Media Center 22
NEW:  View Extras -- You can now right click on any file and view extra images or pdf files that you've stored alongside the media file.
NEW:  An option to "Show more values at a time in the file info panel" for Theater View.
NEW:  Fields can be configured as "Linkable" so that they'll show the little link icon next to them.
NEW: Text color can be configured for Text-based video subtitles that do not have their own styling info.
NEW: OSD text color can be configured.
NEW: The DLNA server Audio Advanced DSP studio is active for all functions including sample rate changes.
NEW: The Sox Resampler is a well regarded way to upsample or downsample audio.
Complete List

Id Pi -- JRiver Id on Raspberry Pi for $99.98
If you'd like to play your music in a different place than where your computer is, the JRiver Id is a great solution.  It's a DLNA Renderer so you can play to it from anywhere on your network.  The new model, the Id Pi, is just under $99.98 on a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B, and it is ridiculously easy to do. 

The Id Pi software is now available on a bootable microSD card.  Just insert the card in a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B (sold at many online retailers) and turn it on.  The card is available for $39.99 during September ($10 off).  The Pi is $59.99.  It can be remotely controlled with JRemote or Gizmo.  It can be used with or without a monitor. 

Id Pi ($39.99 + $59.99) = $99.98
Includes Linux, Media Center, and Engen

Turning the Lights Down
JRiver has just released a new automated lighting software solution called Engen.  It controls lights, switches, and scenes, using Z-Wave.  You can use any browser as your remote, and it also supports a physical remote.  The Id Pi currently includes Engen.   Getting Started

Panel Web App
Panel is a free web application that provides access to Engen and JRiver Media Center in one easy-to-use menu from any modern browser on any device.

Bratwurst XXXV
JRiver held its annual Block the Sidewalk for Brats event in downtown Minneapolis.  You can see photos of the team after lunch.  Why XXXV?  JRiver is 35 years old this year!  That's a lot of brats.

Installing MC22
If you upgraded to MC22 but haven't installed it yet, just download now and restore your license.  Your previous data will be used.  If you don't have your license, please use option #2 on the Restore Page to retrieve it.  Detailed instructions

Echo
Thanks to user Sarkonovich's new Alexa app "skill" called House Band, you can control JRiver Media Center with Amazon Echo voice control.

New Skins
Thanks to users Dirhael and Awesome Donkey, there are three classy new Modern Cards skins included with MC22.



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Upgrades
If you've already upgraded to MC22, thank you.  Just Download and install MC22.  Restore your license if necessary.

JRiver Media Center 22 Builds Are Now Available
You can find them in a thread called "JRiver Media Center 22.xxx -- Available Here" near the top of each board:

MC22 Windows board  or on the Download Page.

MC22 Mac board  or on the Download Page.

MC22 Linux board

Warm regards,

JRiver
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