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More => Old Versions => Media Center 12 (Development Ended) => Topic started by: KingSparta on January 09, 2007, 07:00:43 pm
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I Have Been Looking For Images, Reviews And Or Original Installs Of MJ5 And Earlier?
Anyone Have Any?
Below Maybe A Image Of MJ4
(http://www.spartasoftware.com/MediaJukebox/MJ04/MJ4.jpg)
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can't help with the quest I'm afraid, but, for me, it is truly fascinating to see how far the program has evolved over the years.
I was messing around with MC versions 9.0 and 9.1 a few weeks ago, which was... interesting :)
JRiver's Nikolay posted this image of MJ v1.0.352 a few years ago...
(http://www.musicex.com/mediajukebox/temp/MJ_10352.jpg)
suggesting that there may well be a complete set of install programs deep in the JRiver archives...
and I found this screenie of v5.0.601 (601!!! man, that must have been one helluva beta cycle!!)
(http://mp3decoders.mp3-tech.org/pics/dec/mjb1.gif) (http://mp3decoders.mp3-tech.org/decoders_mjb.html)
(click on the image to view the originating page, which also has a screenie of the 'about' dialogue)
-marko.
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I should have been searching long ago to add to a history archive.
I Have Some Reviews That State That The Program Was Made by Media Exchange, And Not J River. I Was Wondering Was JRiver Not There First Company Name.
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I should have been searching long ago to add to a history archive.
I Have Some Reviews That State That The Program Was Made by Media Exchange, And Not J River. I Was Wondering Was JRiver Not There First Company Name.
We know how and where they made the hawsers for the best ships, that crossed the seas a few hundred or thousand years ago, but we do not know the name of the company which starts to make the best Multimedia-Player Software a few years ago . Strange, eh?
Uwe
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This is more Jim's area, but: JRiver used to be James River Group. We changed our name (right about the time I joined the company) because of the James River Paper company, who changed theirs at about the same time.
I don't remember Media Exchange, but the project used to be under the umbrella of Music Exchange (www.musicex.com). Music Exchange was a direct descendent of Software Exchange, a project that did not make it to the public eye.
Jim wrote a small book covering the 25 years of our history, a fascinating read, especially the parts I wasn't there for. Very cool...
j
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Jim wrote a small book covering the 25 years of our history, a fascinating read, especially the parts I wasn't there for. Very cool...
Where can one get the book or a copy of the book?