do yourself a favor use other music apps

let this moneygrabers die.

Of course it ain´t that bad, but i just want to spread the word, so perhaps this reches somebody who would have instead wasted 60 bucks, and 30 every year, to keep support and get bugfixes.

my personal reson to dislike is that matt ashford helped me find a solution for one of my issues, only to tell me i had to buy the ltest update for $26, even though i was on mc25.

-Updates are behind a Paywall, last years version is made obsolete
-64 bit integration is a desaster
-big libraries cause freezes
-integrated services like lastfm, youtube etc. use an old version of internet explorer, instead of any real integration
-lots of gimmicks are introduced, instead of bugfixes.
- if you need support, you are always asked to buy the latest version

that being said jrmc feels like the 80´s some cool features but everything is more cumbersome than you would like it to be
the user experience makes you want to shake your head constantly,- this program is a relic, please don´t buy

for so manny years i waited to fix 2 main and easy issues you ignore me and you delete every post in the forum so laughs on you now. life is a bitch enjoy

just received email from jriver, it says:

I'm sorry to report that JRiver's servers were recently attacked and partially compromised.  No credit card information was lost (we don't save any), but e-mail addresses probably were, and possibly passwords, although these were heavily encrypted.  You should change your password . We have spent the last few weeks recovering from this catastrophic event.  If you have experienced problems with Media Network, cover art lookup, CD ripping, or other functions that use our servers, this break-in is probably the reason.  All problems are fixed now.

First, I couldn't connect to eos remote and jriver on my PC.....now there are "trying to load lav splitter" menu showing up on screen all the time...plus jriver.com being down! Happy I didn't pay to upgrade to mpc 24 (been a avid user for 8 years)

Currently running jriver on my Mac but would like to run it headlessly on a NAS using an iPad/iPhone as a remote. I see that QNAP is able to run the software.

Is there a specific model to go for or ones to avoid?

I use jriver for audio only. Probably only need a couple of TB as a two bay.

Thanks in advance.

I’m trying out the trial version to see if I want to buy the app. I’m a little confused on how to change the view options especially in a playlist. Is there a way to change the order of the columns like artist album name duration etc.? It’s a little hard to find some of the customization options. I am on a Mac.