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JimH:
--- Quote from: Ruggmeister on March 27, 2023, 05:22:42 am ---PS. My current JRiver version is MC19
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Could you try MC30? The trial is free. Just download and install it. Leave MC19 in place.
zybex:
--- Quote from: JimH on March 27, 2023, 08:06:20 am ---The Play Store does that. It won't show you a product unless it runs on your version of Android.
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I do not mean Android version, I'm talking about MC version. The description in the store and the info on the Wiki/JRiver site do not mention any minimum MC version required.
JimH:
--- Quote from: zybex on March 27, 2023, 08:15:07 am ---I do not mean Android version, I'm talking about MC version. The description in the store and the info on the Wiki/JRiver site do not mention any minimum MC version required.
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I'm not aware of any minimum version of MC, but MC19 is pretty old now.
zybex:
From the changelog I can see that JRemote2 depends on the JSON API which was introduced in v26. It's obvious there's some minimum version requirement, be it v10/15/19/20/25/whatever. A buyer won't know that (as shown by this thread), and it's nice to have that info published, if nothing else to CYA in case the buyer feels cheated.
Hendrik:
JRemote2 should still support XML/MPL based playlists from before JSON was introduced. However, MC19 is extremely old, and was never tested in combination with JRemote2, so I can't really tell you what might be conflicting with it.
Its definitely designed for MC26/27+.
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