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More => Old Versions => Media Jukebox => Topic started by: IRONPANTS on February 28, 2002, 12:10:49 pm
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http://download.cnet.com/downloads/0-1896413-100-6278641.html?tag=st.dl.10001-103-1.lst-7-12.6278641
Apparently, you throw "Hunter's" at the front of it, and all is legal and well?
-IRONPANTS
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On the developers website the software is called "Hunter's Media Player 8.0". I haven't dared to install it, but the first setup dialog also shows this title. Eventually the developer is justed quoted wrongly? Nevertheless I have send a complaint to CNet, just in case
Zazie
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at first I was angry about the ripoff
I left a negative review at cnet saying that the developer was trying to capitalize on the Good reputation of JRiver's product
that'd be an effective ploy--based upon the level of computer (il)literacy demonstrated by many MJ newbys (myself included), many will get confused and download the wrong product
once they have it installed and working, they'll never ever change no matter what
that's why so many people still use Real and Winamp
but my cd player still sounds bad in digital mode
so I'm switching to Hunter's
Micahel
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It seems like it is using One Of The Visual basic Media Controls
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It's even was than I thought. They have two products. Hunter's Media Player 8.0 like Zazie said and Hunter's Media Jukebox 8.0 . Yikes.
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cancelling my switchilization to Hunter's Media Jukebox
Bad sounding playback with digital audio solved
in my device manager, my Yamaha CRW2100E CD-R had 2 drivers installed. I uninstalled them and rebooted. WinXp found the new hardware upon startup and the drivers were reinstalled, but now there were four. One driver that wasn't there before is named redbook.sys. I don't know which of the other drivers wasn't there prior, or how they disappeared in the first place. Now digital CD audio sounds great.
Michael
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JimH gave the source to IQ Hunter.
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Thanks Y'all.
IANAL so I wont say any more that that, but thanks for pointing it out.
j