Is it worth supporting MusicLibrray

[pcostanza]

I use ML3 all the time. More so in the last 6 months than ever before.

[pz1]

I use ML3 on a daily basis in winter time. The remainder of the year I am to busy with working on the house and garden. Apart from a minor issue with random lists that seems to affect only me, I am very happy with ML3. Being a database centered application, the usefulness of ML3 for me depends for a large extent on the quality of the tagging of individual tracks.

[nightwalker]

I'm still using the Jukebox plug-in on a daily basis. There is no way I can take it from the family. I've tried others and while nice the family didn't cotton to the added complexity. Jukebox has fit our needs for several years, it gives us multi zone with a nice user interface available on any TV in the house with the audio pumped through the whole house audio system.

[tkgafs]

I use ML3 every day I use one of the nightlies presumably the latest but I'm not sure what the latest one is I'll have to check.

to be honest it is my main use of gbpvr now that I have a virginmedia v box, to do all my tv recording for me

I come home from work start ml3 in random mode and do whatever else I need to do through the house and the music is available in any room at the touch of a button

I have just got an HD tv and I am considering an egreat unit to finally replace the mvp, presumably there are no problems with gbpvr and ml3 on one of these hd units

Tkgafs

[leaded1]

I'm pretty sure I'm on the latest nightly. My music listening goes in cycles, but when I do use GBPVR for music, I use ML3. I love the ability to queue up a playlist of a genre I' in the mood for.

[newyankee]

It definitely is the best music plugin for GBPVR. It requires a bit of a learning curve and requires proper taggging, but I find it extremely powerful on large collections. ML3 has a simple, no frills UI.

@tkgafs: I migrated from 2 MVPs to 2 EGm34a units to to HD and ML3 is no different from before.

Guido

[mvallevand]

Ok, the results were pretty much what I suspected, I figured I knew many of the users from posts. Now that NPVR is out and you may have figured out that ML2/ML3 won't run will the lack of ML3 support hold you back?

Martin

[psycik]

Ok, the results were pretty much what I suspected, I figured I knew many of the users from posts. Now that NPVR is out and you may have figured out that ML2/ML3 won't run will the lack of ML3 support hold you back?

Martin

For me yes partly - of course I could do something about it....or I could reorganise my music library to not need the DB - but where's the fun in that.

Perhaps it needs to be an ML4....

[Dave72]

Now that NPVR is out and you may have figured out that ML2/ML3 won't run will the lack of ML3 support hold you back?

For my daily use, absolutely. Im gonna get around to trying it out in beta mode of course.. sorta see what the future holds thing..

I wonder if this is gonna be like trying to get the whole XP crowd to migrate to 7/etc. lol

[Jaggy]

I think Martin is hoping for some response for others that haven't already responded but I would miss it badly.

I am running N-PVR on XP & it seems to run just fine, in fact I am damn sure it is running better than GB-PVR does.