the guy that host the karaoke at the pub up the street from me uses something called "k-tunes". basically, if you're used itunes (which i'm sure you have!), it works exactly the same. pretty cool, actually.
I'm interested to know about Ktunes as well...tried the free download pages for both the lite and pro versions and both returned "page not found" error.
Apparently I got the downloads from VersionTracker. Thanks guys.
I believe KTunes and KJams are made by the same author. It's probably started out as KTunes but later changed to KJams. It is a great software for working with CDG, MP3G, karaoke, etc.
Thanks l4e. On k-Jam's website I read the comparison between iStar and k-Jam. k-Jam seems to have the features that I need and iStar does not seem to offer those features.
I PMed you a while ago and again a couple of days ago about the location of the karaoke place up your street on Sep 8. It would help me a great deal if you could either PM me back or reply here in the forum as to the location and time please? Today is Sep 8 and I would really like to go and take a look for myself.
Are there any Karaoke software users out there these days?
If so, what are you running and how has it been working for you?
K-Jams looks interesting, but it hasn't been updated in a while.
I would like to be able to rip my wife's existing CD+Gs, and I have read that few Mac drives are compatible with CD+G. One solution might be to get a compatible drive (Compatible Drives - KJams Wiki) and a USB enclosure - has anyone had any experience with this?
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