MediaMonkey offers a lot of tagging features, as does RealPlayer with converting, but mega-tagging and -renaming as well as converting did only MMJB. Why did Yahoo! kill MusicMatch? It was the best product of its kind. What specific reason? Please forgive my ignorance, I'm very new to all this - I have Internet since 1-1/2 months. (Hope the joyful reply don't take another YEAR, like to poor andyarok's post.) Please, someone out there, help a granny that has no idea of programming - this was my all-time favourite proggie EVER, and by installing upgrades past v.8 I shot myself in the foot! Now, a PORTABLE version is my only hope! The best thing about it: you don't have to be online to use it the later versions drag you to sites that no longer exist, and you can't downgrade (grrr!).Īs the basic player always was freeware (according to ), there would be no copyright infringement, and those of us who had registration numbers could turn this into a 'Plus' version legally. If someone (who knows how!) would be so kind as to 'portablize' MMJB (perhaps with Thinstall or similar.?), then ONLY version 7.5! This is the only full-featured version, before it 'jumps the shark'. You can just make a portable version of a basic one so that if people who have real licenses can use it as a full version. Because it was bought by Yahoo and they stopped it completely and ruined many of us. Its one of those wonderful music players that has a good interface and had some very good functions like super tagging, etc.Īm not sure the software restriction policy is valid for Musicmatch now.

I would love to have Musicmatch Jukebox portable.

About a year ago, someone posted following:

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