Post by: zevele1 on June 09, 2002, 02:33:01 am
When you burn a cd for a friend,was/is a buton to put the MM exe on the cd
When your friend wants to play the cd ,he can install MM
It is something you can do?
I use had/has cause i saw it last summer but do not have MM on my computer
I just HATE it.Will use any jukebox ,but not MM
Post by: sekim on June 09, 2002, 02:46:20 am
Post by: zevele1 on June 09, 2002, 02:51:06 am
But easy to say a friend that if he installs it,he will have the sleeves and lyrics you had put in the mp3
Post by: sekim on June 09, 2002, 03:12:22 am
This will probably not go over to well because of the 'sharing' thing.
Unless the music was the friends to begin with. The principle of giving away free files doesn't really fly around here. I know that sounds pragmatic, but for legal reasons I don't know if JRiver can do such a thing. On the other hand, an option to burn just a disk with the MJ.EXE on it would be cool. With the limitations of the downloaded version in place of course. That way MJ fans could mail copies, or give them as gifts, or do whatever to spread the word.
Maybe I'm just blowing smoke here. Have to wait until the rest of the world wakes up to see if it is possible in either form.
Post by: zevele1 on June 09, 2002, 03:24:42 am
At this time ,you can put the MJ exe on a cd to friends.,with the music
Just if you have a buton in the burn section,it is more easy to do.Your friend will be able to use the free MJ,and from it ,maybe to buy it
And to do it from inside MJ may give to your friend a full 30 days jukebox.Your exe will give him only the free version
Post by: sekim on June 09, 2002, 03:40:03 am
Post by: zevele1 on June 09, 2002, 03:48:04 am
Going to get my computer now.I have to leave my house with air conditioner.....42 degrees outside
Still cannot drive,i have to take 2 bus..
But will have a driver to come back
Have a nice week-end
Post by: sekim on June 09, 2002, 03:52:22 am
Post by: KingSparta on June 09, 2002, 04:29:04 am
>I think I bake pizzas in the oven at those temps.
Do You Really? Is This Your Job?
If So, How Do You Make Your Dough (Trying To Compare What I Have Been Doing)
Post by: Charlemagne 8 on June 09, 2002, 12:11:56 pm
At the risk of saying anything positive about MusicMatch, the feature you talk about was handy in one way ... put the recorded CD in a CD ROM drive and you can play it in that machine even if it has no player software installed. It would also show the tracks on that mixed CD by title and artist without accessing anything other than the aforementioned CD. I don't remember if it installed MM on the machine as an "Autorun" or if it had the player software resident on the disk. I also don't remember if there was an option NOT to put MM on the disk.
Spartacus Rex,
He makes his dough hanging sheetrock. Sorry, I couldn't resist.
CVIII
Post by: zevele1 on June 09, 2002, 12:55:08 pm
Not sure but i thing that to use MM to play the cd was an option ,not autorun
But i am sure that if you choose to use it ,you got MM installed on your computer
I spoke about it cause it can be a way to promote MJ
"hello! You can play this cd with your jukebox,but if you want to see the coverts and lyrics ,try my jukebox
You will get the full free 30 days trial,after this only the player fonction
If you want to buy it,be sure you will get a lot of help from they forum if you have problem
And anyway you can mail me--enjoy the songs and give a try to MJ'
Post by: KingSparta on June 09, 2002, 01:27:33 pm
Listening to: 'Downtown' from 'Petula Clark' by 'Petula Clark' on Media Jukebox
Post by: zevele1 on June 09, 2002, 01:43:14 pm
Concerning the dough
There is a VERY important thing to do :to let the dougth raise for allmost one day.You can buy some dough from the bakerie if you have one near you.Just the one for the white bread
Do not forget large glasses of not so good italian dry rosee wine with ice cubes
Post by: KingSparta on June 09, 2002, 01:53:23 pm
I normaly make my own.
I do Have A Large Selection Of Pans To Include "Pizza Hut" Deep Dish Pans (They Seem To Work The Best)
Post by: sekim on June 09, 2002, 02:12:32 pm
Then again, some dolt might just enjoy it sooo much that he nearly stuffs himself to death. Which brings up liability problems, and said person tries to take JRiver down with negligent lawsuit for failing to provide warnings of the tasty treat that awaits inside every download of MJ.
I'm kinda reachin' here ain't I?
Post by: sekim on June 10, 2002, 03:26:46 pm