[BC] Digital Juke Box Automation (was: WideOrbit Automation)

[Scott Bailey]

Nobody has brought up Digital Juke Box. I've had it running since 2004 and it runs great for me. 

Jim Barcus started DJB in 1988 and the company is getting the smaller to medium market stations. Jim still owns the company and it gives Simian a run for its money! Digital Juke Box will let you use their software for 15 days free to test it. 

Support is paid yearly or you can get lifetime support and they are there when you need them! They will not rip the broadcasters off!  Check them out! All you need is a good Dell PC and you're ready to go with Digital Juke Box!

http://www.digitaljukebox.com/

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Scott Bailey
WMRO Radio, Gallatin, TN
  
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From: Broadcast List USER <Broadcast at fetrow.org>
>
> That was never my experience with the software.  I think you need to  
> look at the hardware.
> 
> Do I like it?  No, not really, but it is stable.
> 
> Also, they have a really fair maintenance plan.  People complain about  
> the price, but I don't see it as that bad.  They also have a per call  
> price.  It may not be state of the art, but it is stable.
> 
> I really do like the SS32 the best.  It is very stable, and under  
> Google, and under Scott (for the most part), customer service was  
> fantastic.
> 
> I would rather have Wave Station than Audio Vault.  BE was always very  
> good to us, and trained our IT girl.  However, when we had problems,  
> at least initially, the response time was very long, and we even had  
> an on site visit (our expense) that had 44.1 kHz audio playing back at  
> 48 kHz, making the music run out before the hour was out.  Well, after  
> that, BE became more concerned and really treated us well, but really...
> 
> The thing that really bothered me was that a very good friend works  
> there, and ended up being a lightning rod.  I felt really bad.  He is  
> a super nice guy, even if he doesn't understand audio processing (very  
> inside joke).  They are a good company, and WANT to do the right  
> thing, but some of their people are not top shelf.
> 
> With the change of ownership with Google Audio, I worry too.  I think  
> I have 16 Scott systems.  OUCH!
> 
> I really want to set up a Rivendale evaluation system, but who has the  
> time.  The price is right!  Hey, even if you buy a maintenance plan,  
> the price is still right.
> 
> --chip