Jukebox freeware

[miskairal]

Hi all,

I would like to set up an old pc (P166 with 32MB RAM) as a jukebox to
use at an upcoming party. Is this machine up to it?

Also, is there any freeware that would make this usable for non computer
type people ie. For those who are clueless on how to click on anything,
to be able to select songs to go in a queue to be played?

I haven't had much to do with music and computers and am not too sure
about the freeware I've found via google (spyware, safety, system hogs etc.)

Thanks for yoru time
miskairal

 

[elaich]

I would like to set up an old pc (P166 with 32MB RAM) as a jukebox to
use at an upcoming party. Is this machine up to it?

Also, is there any freeware that would make this usable for non computer
type people ie.

Winamp.

 

[miskairal]

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Winamp.

Thanks but from the site...

What are Winamp's minimum system requirements?
Minimum system requirements

* 500MHz Pentium III or comparable
* 64MB RAM


Has anyone tried DSD Jukebox?
http://www.mpex.net/en/software/details/mp3jukebox.html

 

[GlowingBlueMist]

Hi all,

I would like to set up an old pc (P166 with 32MB RAM) as a jukebox to use
at an upcoming party. Is this machine up to it?

Also, is there any freeware that would make this usable for non computer
type people ie. For those who are clueless on how to click on anything, to
be able to select songs to go in a queue to be played?

I haven't had much to do with music and computers and am not too sure
about the freeware I've found via google (spyware, safety, system hogs
etc.)

Thanks for yoru time
miskairal

You might want to download and give the QCD music player at
www.quinnware.com a try.
I have not tried it yet myself but since it runs on W95 on up to XP it might
just fit on the machine you want to run it on.

The June issue of PC Pro claims the program has no spyware or ads and best
of all it's totally free.

 

[elaich]

Thanks but from the site...

What are Winamp's minimum system requirements?
Minimum system requirements

* 500MHz Pentium III or comparable
* 64MB RAM

http://www.sorinara.com/

Looks like either Soritong or Streaming Audio Player will do.

 

[Duddits]

Hi all,

I would like to set up an old pc (P166 with 32MB RAM) as a jukebox to
use at an upcoming party. Is this machine up to it?

Also, is there any freeware that would make this usable for non computer
type people ie. For those who are clueless on how to click on anything,
to be able to select songs to go in a queue to be played?

I haven't had much to do with music and computers and am not too sure
about the freeware I've found via google (spyware, safety, system hogs etc.)

Thanks for yoru time
miskairal

Foobar2000
http://www.foobar2000.org/
Easy on resources heavy on features. I suggest the "Special" install which
will give you most every feature.

regards

Dud

 

[aafuss]

Logic:
http://www.winsite.com/bin/Info?26000000037648
Logic Pro:
http://www.winsite.com/bin/Info?26000000037647
Both include music production and media players.

 

[miskairal]

Thanks Duddits - will download it once my phone line gives me more than
the 14 Kbps it's doing this morning.