is now fully licensable for a
Paid Public Performance License by ASCAP, BMI and SESAC!
After 2 years of development, the following new features are now available:
Furthermore, Digital Jukebox Technologies, LLC, has signed agreements by ASCAP/BMI/SESAC to provide licensing capability for all commercial
US customers who don't have their own ASCAP/BMI/SESAC accounts!
(As of 2007, the JLO agreement
no longer covers jukeboxes that employ hard drives).
SEE FULL DETAILS OF ANNOUNCEMENT HERE!
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Don't be fooled by other standalone/non-downloading digital jukebox software companies that claim to be the only one licensable
for U.S. licensing requirements, or to offer the "world's first" commercially available, fully digital conversion
system for coin operated jukeboxes, as the
first JukeANator digital jukebox conversion
to be used in production, was in 2002 in Allen Park, MI. Indeed, the
provisional patent application
for JukeANator was submitted on Oct. 12, 2000 and the JukeANator website has been in operation since
May 2004, 3 years
before one competitor
making such claims.
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Unlike TouchTunes or eCast, JukeANator is not an "internet jukebox" or a "downloading jukebox"! You, as the
owner/operator, select/purchase the music that you and your locations actually want (not what they
force on you), and you get to keep the 100% of the revenue (as it has been for a long time with CD and vinyl
jukeboxes). Just because the media has changed (MP3/WMA/AAC) and underlying jukebox construction has changed, it
doesn't mean that the business model has to as well... You can buy music from many different genres of music
(such as Latin/Hispanic) from on-line sources, such as
Amazon MP3,
Apple iTunes or
Walmart Music
that internet/downloading jukeboxes don't offer...
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ABSOLUTELY NO: Contracts, 'partners', 3rd party advertising for alcohol that you don't even serve, profit sharing, bank account attachments, misleading/unfair 'deals' by
downloader service providers. You don't even need to have an Internet connection at the location because of the standalone nature of

- Set your own pricing! The number of credits per song and bonus credits for $1,$2 and $5 is fully configurable
- Locations will generate more revenue with the "Song Priority Option" where patrons pay more credits to hear their song next
- Works with any pulse type bill acceptor interface (used in conjunction with a keyboard encoder)
- Designed from the start to have a touch screen friendly GUI with an intuitive look and feel.. No 'eyesore' iTunes/MusicMatch/poorly contrived UI like the competition..
- Uses 100% "off-the-shelf" components, which is why you have the option of buying the software only!
- For a cost comparison between Standalone JukeANator Digital Jukeboxes, Audio CD Jukeboxes and Downloading Digital Jukeboxes, see Jukebox Cost Comparison Matrix
is next generation digital jukebox software that allows you to easily navigate and
play any song in your music library. It has the look and feel of a bar-style
CD jukebox and can be used, for example, in a custom cabinet with a touch-screen in your game room, or on your
desktop as the most easy-to-use MP3 Jukebox application, right along side your other applications.
With the commercial version and a bill acceptor, operators/owners have an attractive and flexible alternative to the
expensive high-profile commercial digital jukeboxes on the market.
also has a powerful administration screen that allows you to DJ parties with ease, with
many features not found in other jukebox software programs.
Whether you are a home user looking for a solution to managing your personal music
collection on your computer, a DJ looking to leave the cases and cases of easily
damaged CDs at home and be able to queue up many songs at once or a bar owner
looking to increase your revenue and attract interest with cool next generation
jukebox, then
is for you!
The key to the ease-of-use is how music is organized, chosen and played.
Using an intuitive scheme
whereby music is categorized by genre, artist and CD title and an automatic numbering
scheme, each song in the library is uniquely identified by a 4 or 5 digit number
(depending upon how many CD titles there are). Songs can be chosen either by their
unique number, or by clicking on them with your mouse or touch screen. Songs in
the library, or jukebox, are chosen by the user and then added to the
"Song Queue"
.
This queue is dynamic and can adjusted on the fly so that you can easily add/remove
songs to the queue, move the order with which songs will be played. Songs are played
on a first-in-first-out basis, but there are other features that allow for more
flexibility.
Whether you want to DJ a party, have all your personal music collection accessible with
the click of a mouse, or a bar owner looking to build your own next generation digital
jukebox, allowing you to generate more profit,
is what you are looking for!
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