KJPro

[MichellePar]

I'm curious to know what people think about KJPro closing down. They were the best database for importing discs, for me. All the information was always there. The other ones aren't nearly as complete, nor are they able to correctly recognize a lot of discs.

[dave]

I'm contacting them to see if they'd be interested in having kJams.com actually host their database for free for life. we'll see what they say.

[MichellePar]

Oh, cool! My fingers are crossed.

[dave]

they have not replied

[djunod]

What about this... http://www.tricerasoft.com/wp/mainpage/?page_id=151

[dave]

that seems to be proprietary

[Karanight]

I don't suppose there's any movement on this?

[dave]

nope. their site is down, they don't answer or return phone calls, and no longer respond to tech support tickets.

[Karanight]

It's back on line

[dave]

they're still not answering. i tried email, phone, forum tech support, even FAX, but i got nothing

[gforshaw]

Damn, hope you get some movement on this.
I don't know about anyone else, but I would pay extra for this to be integrated into Kjams.
You could have it as an extra module, like Producer.
I would love for some automatic tag insertion / correction - FreeDB and musicbrainz are both incomplete databases on the karaoke side of things
Maybe I ought to add this to the requested feature section.

[dave]

i wish i had something for ya there

[gearswap]

I used KJPro about 25 years ago and always had issues with errors. AHH' DI' OSE' KJPro not gonna mis a thing. Making a digital songbook takes only 10 minutes to create html file of your songbook anyway.

[dave]

the KayJayPro meta data database IS back up, however, and works great with kJams!