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MusicMagic Mixer 1.5 - Windows
Start analyzing your music and create customized playlists today! There is no charge for using the basic features of our library manager.
To upgrade, download the1.5 version, and it will automatically upgrade your existing version during installation. If you have a premium registration key, this will automatically apply to your upgrade.
System Requirements
Windows 2000, Windows XP
Memory: 256 MB or more recommended for song analysis
For more detailed info, visit the revision history page. You may also want to visit the linux or Mac OS X pages.
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| MusicMagic Mixer - Win32 |
Dec. 21, 2005 |
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| User Developed Additions |
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Language Pack
All versions of MusicMagic can support tags in any language. Additionally, you can customize the mixer to use a different language for the menus, dialogs and so forth.
To use a different language, you must first install the appropriate language pack. Then, from the Help menu, you can select Choose Language to change the current language. Languages can be modified on-the-fly without exiting the mixer. If you have installed a language which matches your default Windows locale, the correct language should be loaded automatically when you start the mixer.
If you have suggested improvements in any of our translations, please contact us at support@predixis.biz. Regrettably, we can only provide support in English at the current time.
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Included languages: French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish
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| Language Pack |
Dec. 21 , 2005 |
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Apple QuickTime
In order to support AAC Audio files (.m4a, .m4p), including tracks purchased from the iTunes store, you need to have the appropriate version of QuickTime installed. If you have iTunes already installed, then the correct libraries are already installed and you do not need this download. You will need MusicMagic Mixer 1.1.5 or later to use QuickTime to analyze files.
Note: MusicMagic Mixer cannot analyze songs which have been purchased from iTunes, as the files are protected by DRM (Digital Rights Management). However, we can read the metadata (artist name, song name), and if we recognize the song by name, you will still be able to use it to make mixes.
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Windows Media Format Library
In order to support Windows Media Audio files (.wma, .asf) from the MusicMagic Mixer, you need to have the appropriate Microsoft library installed. If you have Windows Media Player 9 or later already installed, then the correct libraries are already installed and you do not need this download. After downloading wmfdist.exe, simply run it and follow the instructions, and you will be able to analyze Windows Media Audio files.
Note: As of version 1.1.1, the MusicMagic Mixer supports DRM (Digital Rights Management) protected WMA files. Please note that you need to have an valid license to use such files on your machine. You can check this by sending the file to your player and seeing if it plays.
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…every once in a while something unique pops up that is worth checking out; case in point, MusicMagic Mixer by Predixis…
— Lone
