Jukebox is a Ringback Tones feature that allows callers to hear different Ringback Tones played at random each time they call. There is no additional charge for use of the Jukebox. You can create up to 5 jukeboxes per mobile phone number. To create a Jukebox, access My Ringback Tones tab to create a Jukebox and assign up to 15 Ringback Tones to the Jukebox.

Licenses for jukeboxes are available through the Jukebox License Office. The JLO makes it convenient and economical for you to obtain the permission you need for your jukebox by serving as a "clearinghouse" that provides authorization to perform virtually every copyrighted song in the United States and much of the world. The JLO is a joint venture of the United States performing rights organizations, ASCAP, BMI and SESAC.

There are links and messages posted in the Support Board where others who have built their own Juke Box have shared information. Yes. Virtual Music Jukebox Supports Touch Screen as well as coin/dollar accepters, arcade style controls and dual monitors.

Clean the jukebox gently with a soft cloth. Do not use solvents such as benzene, thinner, or commercially available cleaners.

Yes. There are loads of jukeboxes about wherever you are. They are available from all periods dating from the 1920s, right through to CD jukeboxes that are still in production.

There are many Jukebox dealers in the UK. I have put together a list on another page of dealers that I am aware of (let me know if there are others). Most of the dealers will sell you an unrestored restoration project, but they are mainly in the business of selling fully restored machines. Also check out the local small ads in your free papers as they also appear in there from time to time.

Lots of cash (depending upon the model and condition of the machine). Always try to buy a complete machine as some parts are very hard to get hold of. Try and find a friendly local enthusiast to help you out, and never take a seller's word as gospel (remember... they are trying to sell it). Try to look at several machines before buying, and always do a little research first - it is essential to have some idea of what you are talking about.

Answer: Fatal Fanatic made most of the code for the jukebox. And thanks again Fatal Fanatic, for providing us with that. I did however change some of the code, but not that drastically.

The Dailymotion Jukebox lets you broadcast the five most recent videos from lists you specify. The jukebox can be added to any website or blog that supports iframes, and can be opened by any browser.

The current EULA (End User's License Agreement) permits installation of VMJ on ONLY 1 computer. You MUST purchase additional copies if you wish to install on additional computers.

Dino Inglese, a Minidisc T-Station message board member offers this tip for using Simple Burner to circumvent OpenMG Jukebox (see his humorous original posting). CAVEAT: You will need Nero, and Nero's Imagedrive feature, or something similar that can create a virtual CD disc image and allow you to mount it to your desktop. Open Nero, select Audio CD from the presets and drag all the MP3's you want into it. Nero is far less picky about formats and sample rates. I found this method foolproof.

Because Virtual Music Jukebox is an MP3 player which decodes the music as it is playing, you will want to run it on as fast of a system as possible, especially if you have the ID3 tag feature enabled. You may also notice a "stutter" in albums sliding on a slower machine. A Pentium equivalent processor of 400mhz or higher and a graphics card that supports 600x800 to 1024x768 resolutions will be sufficient.

No, Virtual Music Jukebox uses Windows Media Player (WMP) which installs the CODECs needed to view and listen to the supported media files. Keeping WMP updated will ensure Virtual Music Jukebox will have no problems playing the standard supported formats of media files.

Yes! There is a great tutorial created by NAZZ located HERE. It contains all the info you'll need including a blank template.

Not as of yet. In a future version Virtual Music Jukebox will be able to use a plugin, either of it's own or one for Windows Media Player.

If you have read all the FAQ's and still can't find an answer to your question, please visit our message boards. You will find a vast variety of help that other users like yourself might have already encountered. After you have utilized all of your resources and still need additional help, please visit our contact page and drop us an e-mail.

Minimum: Intel® Pentium® class 200 MHz processor or better; 128 MB RAM; 50 MB Hard Drive space; 4x CD-ROM drive or better; Sound Blaster-compatible sound card and speakers/headphones; SVGA or higher color video display card (minimum resolution 800x600); Internet connection for CDDB access, ordering, and support.

To uninstall Ease Jukebox, click Start from the Windows Taskbar, go into Settings/Control Panels/Add/Remove Programs and select Ease Jukebox from the Install/Uninstall tab. If you have any comments or concerns about Ease Jukebox, feel free to email to Support@audiotool.net, or direct them on http://www.audiotool.net. Your feedback is important to us.

We have the expertise to load many MP3 jukeboxes. Please enquire at info@shrinkdigital.com for more details and extra costs such as delivery that will be involved.

An MP3 player can be any device that plays MP3s; Jukeboxes generally refer to Hard Drive (HD) type MP3 Players because they hold so many hours of music, it's like having a personal Jukebox in your hand. Click here for more on the difference between RAM players and HD players.

MP3 jukeboxes such as devices available from ReQuest Multimedia, Escient, and newer products from Thomson and Kenwood are supported as well. These devices will require special requirements or software to load, but so far, Get Digital has not seen a device it cannot load. Please contact us with your equipment requirements, and Get Digital will work with you to provide the fastest and easiest method of loading your device.

Yes, the jukebox actually runs on 9vdc. You can find vehicle type power adapters for the jukebox in our online store. Click here to see the available power adapters in the store.

Yes, the jukebox actually runs on 9vdc. You can find international type power adapters in our online store by clicking here . You may also need foreign plug adapters for use in your location. These are also available in the same area.

Yes, you can buy an inexpensive FM transmitter that will plug into the line output on the back panel of the jukebox. You can find a suitable FM transmitter in our online store by clicking here.

Definitely. Be a little careful when playing your treasured 78s in an old jukebox as sometimes the tone arm can be a little heavy and quickly 'eat' your favourite records. Contact a specialist for advice on tone arm adjustments that will reduce this risk. The same also applies (but to a lesser extent) with 45s, and on top of this, 45s in the UK will usually need to be 'dinked' (i.e. the centre hole will need to be enlarged to fit onto the turntable correctly).

Jukeboxes are much cheaper and more plentiful in the states, (it being the place of origin for most of them), and some people do choose to import machines to save a few pounds. Be aware of the following: You will need to pay import duties. (These are not the kind of things that you can sneak into the country in your sock). Mains voltage and current cycles are not the same here so even a fully restored machine will require some alteration.

The most common culprit for this type of error is Internet Security Softwares.It prevents the Javascript code for the Jukebox from loading up. In order to load the Jukebox you will have to disable Pop-up-Blocking feature on AntiVirus/Internet Security Softwares.

Yes. You can create several Radio-Jukeboxes. For example you can create one for upcoming performers and one for past performers.

Yes. You can upload it into the Past Performers Radio-Jukebox or into a Soundboard Radio-Jukebox. This will increase traffic to your website and create better attendance when the band comes back.