by winterminute » Sun Feb 21, 2010 10:58 pm
The reason I'm looking to replace JRMC with MM is because of the following:
1) Their attitude on the forums. If you disagree with them, they'll either tell you its your fault, ignore you, or just delete your post. In today's world, JRMC is an expensive piece of software, so I expect more.
2) They're trying to wage a war against Apple based on principals by not offering iPod/iPhone support. In the end, Apple continues to make lots of money and JRMC"s users get nothing. Nobody's saying that Apple makes it easy, but you either respond to the needs of your users or you don't.
3) The future direction of the product seems to indicate that they'd rather become a 10FT Media Center (ala Windows Media Center, Boxee, etc). I have no use for that, I just need a killer music manager. I'm running v12, but v13 and v14 don't see as focused on music so I haven't upgraded.
The one place where it seems that JRMC has the edge of MM is around metadata, tagging, etc. I can easily extend the schema to add my custom fields (including support for multi-valued fields), plus I can add support for almost any tag that exists in my files.
The reason I'm looking to replace JRMC with MM is because of the following:
1) Their attitude on the forums. If you disagree with them, they'll either tell you its your fault, ignore you, or just delete your post. In today's world, JRMC is an expensive piece of software, so I expect more.
2) They're trying to wage a war against Apple based on principals by not offering iPod/iPhone support. In the end, Apple continues to make lots of money and JRMC"s users get nothing. Nobody's saying that Apple makes it easy, but you either respond to the needs of your users or you don't.
3) The future direction of the product seems to indicate that they'd rather become a 10FT Media Center (ala Windows Media Center, Boxee, etc). I have no use for that, I just need a killer music manager. I'm running v12, but v13 and v14 don't see as focused on music so I haven't upgraded.
The one place where it seems that JRMC has the edge of MM is around metadata, tagging, etc. I can easily extend the schema to add my custom fields (including support for multi-valued fields), plus I can add support for almost any tag that exists in my files.