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#82722 - 21/03/2002 13:22 jemplode, time to switch over?
TedP member Registered: 11/01/2002 Posts: 171 Loc: South Bay, CA: USA	hey folks, i've been reading alot of good stuff about jemplode. does anyone have a list of the differences (extra features) over the regular emplode? just wondering if i should make the jump over. thanks -ted
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#82723 - 21/03/2002 13:57 Re: jemplode, time to switch over? [Re: TedP]
Nosferatu enthusiast Registered: 24/08/2001 Posts: 344 Loc: France, Champagne	Just in the mood : - Usable on Any Java Enabled OS ... - Logo Editor - Boot anim Editor - Update of Hijack - AutoUpdate of Jemplode (I hope soon ...) Sorry Mike for all I have forgotten .... _________________________ Empeg IIa - 10 Gb - Red Fascia - Tuner, the day is coming - I Will Strike From the Grey -
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#82724 - 21/03/2002 14:12 Re: jemplode, time to switch over? [Re: Nosferatu]
guardian__J enthusiast Registered: 28/01/2002 Posts: 265 Loc: MI, USA	Auto update of hijack already, actually _________________________ guardian__J MKIIa 20g Smoke
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#82725 - 21/03/2002 14:16 Re: jemplode, time to switch over? [Re: guardian__J]
Nosferatu enthusiast Registered: 24/08/2001 Posts: 344 Loc: France, Champagne	I wrote AutoUpdate of JEmplode not Hijack ... _________________________ Empeg IIa - 10 Gb - Red Fascia - Tuner, the day is coming - I Will Strike From the Grey -
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#82726 - 21/03/2002 14:20 Re: jemplode, time to switch over? [Re: Nosferatu]
guardian__J enthusiast Registered: 28/01/2002 Posts: 265 Loc: MI, USA	I know and I was adding the hijack (which you just wrote update of) is actually AutoUpdated _________________________ guardian__J MKIIa 20g Smoke
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#82727 - 22/03/2002 17:15 Re: jemplode, time to switch over? [Re: TedP]
mschrag pooh-bah Registered: 09/09/2000 Posts: 2303 Loc: Richmond, VA	The other guys listed a bunch -- here are some additional things: 1) download w/ playlist directories 2) download filename with variable replacement (i.e. {title}-{tracknr}-{artist}.mp3) 3) Layered soup playlist (By Artist then By Album) 4) Colorized dirty nodes 5) Search for containers (i.e. find all playlist that CONTAIN matches, rather than the matches themselves -- for finding all the playlists that contain a certain tune) 6) Download w/ Hijack (much faster than Empeg protocol download) 7) Variable replacement playlist directories {genre}/{title}.mp3 (for downloads from the soup) 8) Internationalized sorting + Sort articles in the back ("The Birds" sorts as "Birds, The") -- I don't think Emplode does this? (maybe does i18n sorting) 9) Faster release cycle Those are the things from the release notes anyway ... I'm sure there are other little things. Mike
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#82728 - 23/03/2002 11:10 Re: jemplode, time to switch over? [Re: mschrag]
BartDG carpal tunnel Registered: 20/05/2001 Posts: 2616 Loc: Bruges, Belgium	Maybe a stupid question, but does JEmplode run on windows? Or is it for the Mac? _________________________ Riocar 80gig S/N : 010101580 red Riocar 80gig (010102106) - backup
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#82729 - 23/03/2002 11:26 Re: jemplode, time to switch over? [Re: BartDG]
mtempsch pooh-bah Registered: 02/06/2000 Posts: 1996 Loc: Gothenburg, Sweden	Mac/Linux/Windows/whatever - Java is platform independent, right? Yes, it works in Windows too. /Michael _________________________ /Michael
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#82730 - 23/03/2002 12:09 Re: jemplode, time to switch over? [Re: mtempsch]
BartDG carpal tunnel Registered: 20/05/2001 Posts: 2616 Loc: Bruges, Belgium	I figured as much. I don't know jack s**t about programming so I don't pretend to. But I do remember reading something about Java in a mag once and how it was platform independent. That was just a long time ago. I guess I'll give it a try then! Thanks! _________________________ Riocar 80gig S/N : 010101580 red Riocar 80gig (010102106) - backup
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#82731 - 25/03/2002 17:52 Re: jemplode, time to switch over? [Re: BartDG]
Brandis stranger Registered: 30/03/2000 Posts: 32 Loc: Oklahoma, USA	If you are using Windows XP you will have to have a Java VM installed to be able to open the .jar files that Jemplode uses. Earlier version of windows should have this already installed. _________________________ Chad MKIIa 30Gb Blue
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#82732 - 26/03/2002 09:13 Re: jemplode, time to switch over? [Re: Brandis]
redbutt2 member Registered: 12/01/2002 Posts: 141 Loc: San Diego, CA	I was just about to make this point. Win XP shipped without a Java VM adn that is why Sun filed a $1 billion anti-trust suit of thier own. Luckily finding and donwloading a Java VM is easy to do...at least it should be for the people in this forum. _________________________ We need a bigger boat.
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