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DrDJ - 3.1a2

audio player for DJ wannabes

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All Time:	(3.4)
This Version:	Not rated (0.0)
Current Version:	3.1a2
Release Date:	2007-09-30
License:	Beta
Downloads (this version):	1,379
Downloads (all versions):	28,292

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Product Description:

DrDJ is a little applications for DJ Wannabe's. It can play MP3s, AACs (and any audio file CoreAudio can play) and allows you to fade between songs. You're in control of the transition, but DrDJ can do everything automagically too.

The on-the-fly playlist can contain an infinite (okay, so it's limited by the size of your computer's memory) number of songs, so you can fill it, let DrDJ handle everything and go enjoy your party! With the new support for your apple remote, you can even decide from a distance when to start the next song.

What's new in this version:

Universal binary
Modernized UI
Remote control support
iTunes Media Browser: fix bugs in search and sort
Performance improvements

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.4 PPC

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Looks Pretty Good - Version: 3.0b2, 2/3/2006 01:01PM PST

FishH2O (Fish H2O Software)

Once I figured out to press the select button and then drag the record to the turntable, the app looked pretty good and easy to use.

It works - Version: 3.0b2, 9/10/2003 10:30PM PST

|FF|BlackTiger

DrDJ Free does what it does simply and well, I got confused as to how to add songs to the playlist as I thought you would be able to drag them from the iTunes Library Window to the Playlist Window. The developer should implement this as it would make the program more intuitive. The app does not do exactly what it says it does yet as it is still a beta version, but once the rest of the features are implemented it will be an easy to use and simple app. Good job so far, this app has a lot of potential.

Roxio Jam - Version: 3.0b2, 9/10/2003 07:22PM PST

Timothy Smith

Jam from Roxio (comes with toast but easy to find free off of any file sharing app). I OWN IT:-) it allows for crossfade and YOU CAN BURN THE CROSSFADE. Few apps do that on mac. iTunes does crossfade but doesnt burn.