BIG JBH
Do i have to have wifi to use this on a monthly basis? of can i get every track with no wifi?
Posté Thu 29 Mar 18 @ 7:33 pm
kradcliffe
You can download them at home then cache them within VDJ. You just need to renew the DRM licence once a month.
Posté Thu 29 Mar 18 @ 7:42 pm
studunny
Why is it now I can't get the same songs listed? I used to be able to stream loads of songs now there seems to be a very limited selection?
It seems like the songs can no longer be accessed, does not seem worth the subscription fee now.
It seems like the songs can no longer be accessed, does not seem worth the subscription fee now.
Posté Sun 01 Apr 18 @ 12:36 pm
kradcliffe
The content seems to be quite limited nowadays unfortunately.
Posté Sun 01 Apr 18 @ 2:24 pm
Dutch Selector
I have been trying it out the last two weeks and am somewhat dissapointed. I have been going through beatport top selling charts trying to find tracks and in the best instance (House) I may get half the tracks listed in a top 10 chart. Breaks, Afrobeats, dub/reggea lands me virtually no hits at all.
I'm probably expecting too much from this 'netflix for music'.
I'm probably expecting too much from this 'netflix for music'.
Posté Sun 01 Apr 18 @ 6:33 pm
groovindj
Dutch Selector wrote :
I'm probably expecting too much
I'm probably expecting too much
I think so. I couldn't see any info on the main iDJPool site about quantity of tracks (although it's not the same service as provided to Atomix) but based on a recent review by a DJ website, it looks to me like their library is in the hundreds of thousands.
That may sound like a lot, but the place I buy my music from has 3 million tracks. Even that's nothing compared to streaming sites like Deezer (50 million).
Here's a story. Last week I found a track list on a blog, of music that Chris Hill (famous UK DJ) once played at the Gold Mine in the 70s and 80s. Even with a library of 50 million tracks, there were things on the list that I couldn't find to buy or stream.
No matter how big the libraries of these services are, they will never have everything.
Posté Sun 01 Apr 18 @ 7:06 pm