No button that makes your
screen sounds
like a Xmas tree. Just what is useful for
friends' DJs ! It's a
music player specially designed for you, very simple to use,
but with powerful features... free and soon open-source !
multi-sound cards support. 2 players with auto-mix between
songs,1 pre-listen player
indexing of thousands of songs in a single efficient
database
(mp3 supported in the first version. Others will be supported later :
ogg, wav, ..)
direct search / selection over all songs in the database.
Management
of song categories
playlist offering the possibility to manage songs by
groups. Open
/ save m3u and m3u8 playlists keeping groups definitions
New in this version (0.4.6) :
not accessible songs are displayed in red in playlists
vu-meter and sound profile visualisation
mixing time range displayed on the progress bar
few optimizations for more efficiency and stability
Currently in preparation :
"shuffle" on a category or on the playlist itself
save/load all categories as playlists in a single time
possibility to pre-load a song without playing/mixing
store data in the "home" folder rather than the install
folder
Screenshot
Acknowledgments
JDJ was written with
OpenSource
components, thank to all :
I would like to thank
authors of the
freewares I enjoy for many years : see
the list
here.
License
JDJ is free to use for
private and not
commercial purposes. For any other purposes, thanks to contact me
directly (see readme.txt file for addresses infos).
Documentation
I would like to make JDJ's
features
enough intuitive to be used without documentation, but if something is
not clear read it here
!
Make a donation
If you like this freeware,
become a
free software militant : make a small encouraging donation (10 Euros
would be nice, more would be wonderful) !
uncompress it somewhere on your disk (in a terminal,
navigate to
the JDJ's folder
and enter the command "tar xvf jdj.tgz"). If you would like to boot
from a
Live CD, think to put JDJ on an USB memory stick to enable it to manage
and store its database
think to turn the sound card volume ON (it was OFF by
default on
my KNOPPIX Live CD configuration<:o)
launch shell JDJ.sh (in a terminal, navigate to the JDJ's
folder
and enter the command "sh JDJ.sh"). On some Linux, like Ubuntu, you can
simply double-click on the "JDJ.sh" file in the file browser.
The Windows version was also successfully tested with Wine.
Stay up to date
: register to
the SoftPedia alert system on the JDJ's
page!
Sources
JDJ is a Java-based
software.. sources
will also be available as
soon as the code will be a bit stable !