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jack wallstreet:
[Split from Servers and Services by JimH]

Publishing this list was an excellent idea.  Thank you! (And thank you for the services).

TheShoe:
Cool!

Could you put some small definition around each?

Could you also indicate which are necessary for, e.g.

- Playback of media (and which types of media)
- Library management (and what specifically)
- Links to relevant APIs in MCWS that interact with the particular service/function or perhaps bypass it altogether enabling the developer to manage what the service does outside of the service

I am sure I could think of other things, but those at least are of interest to me.

eve:
Curious what the motivation was for posting this, are users confused about what they're paying for and why it costs money to maintain / provide JRiver's services over time? I think a lot of people have a hard time wrapping their heads around how many 'components' make up the software experiences they've come to expect.

JimH:

--- Quote from: eve on May 20, 2024, 04:55:11 pm ---Curious what the motivation was for posting this, are users confused about what they're paying for and why it costs money to maintain / provide JRiver's services over time? I think a lot of people have a hard time wrapping their heads around how many 'components' make up the software experiences they've come to expect.

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You answered your own question.  Thanks.

The list isn't exhaustive.

eve:

--- Quote from: JimH on May 21, 2024, 12:03:35 am ---You answered your own question.  Thanks.

The list isn't exhaustive.

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Just figured a little context might be helpful for the list ;)

I'm actually curious, how much traffic do you get to something like your YADB service?

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