Anyone tried Jetaudio 8.0.16 plusvx

moleowner · 04-22-2012, 02:28

The title sort of says it all. Is this $29 US. version more or less a computer version of what may be on your S9/J3 as far as music playback goes. I am toying with the idea of putting this on say a netbook and using a transparent usb DAC and headphone amp, and getting in effect a transportable version of a 300+gig S9 or J3.

mutescream · 05-14-2012, 17:53

I toyed around with a similar idea... And then I thought about battery life.

TheDarkSide · 05-14-2012, 18:22

JetAudio software is good for audio & video conversions, but for actual music management and listening MediaMonkey, J.River, Foobar2000, etc, are better. It's like the Windows 98 of media management software. Don't let that "plusvx" addon fool you.

moleowner · 05-15-2012, 19:33

Thanks for the info everyone.Battery life doesn't worry me as I'm more into transportable music than portable.
What I was hoping for was the equivalent of what is on my s9 to be on a computer,eqs bbe, etc.

I have ordered one of nwavguy's dac.s to go with his amp and hope to plug into a netbook for audio nivarna.

TheDarkSide · 05-15-2012, 19:41

It does do BBE, and all the Cowon sound enhancements. If you can deal with the UI then go for it.

moleowner · 05-17-2012, 02:50

Well if it's got the same as my S9, the 5 band eq, BBE+ then I'm happy. I might give it a go .Thanks.

OnYourMark · 06-08-2012, 03:05

I think the EQ is more customizable than on the Cowon players. See the attached photos. Look at all those bands. There's a user customizable setting. You can save and load EQ settings to/from a file.

The UI is very difficult to use, as others pointed out. But it's a great and simple video and audio converter (the paid version gives more converting options. Awesome!).

04-22-2012, 02:28	#1
moleowner Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Wellington New Zealand Posts: 90	Anyone tried Jetaudio 8.0.16 plusvx The title sort of says it all. Is this $29 US. version more or less a computer version of what may be on your S9/J3 as far as music playback goes. I am toying with the idea of putting this on say a netbook and using a transparent usb DAC and headphone amp, and getting in effect a transportable version of a 300+gig S9 or J3.

05-14-2012, 18:22	#3
TheDarkSide Haters gonna hate,... Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Queens Village, NY Posts: 1,325	JetAudio software is good for audio & video conversions, but for actual music management and listening MediaMonkey, J.River, Foobar2000, etc, are better. It's like the Windows 98 of media management software. Don't let that "plusvx" addon fool you. __________________ *The ones that market themselves as Audiophile products are often the ones to be suspect of. --shigzeo*

05-15-2012, 19:41	#5
TheDarkSide Haters gonna hate,... Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Queens Village, NY Posts: 1,325	It does do BBE, and all the Cowon sound enhancements. If you can deal with the UI then go for it. __________________ *The ones that market themselves as Audiophile products are often the ones to be suspect of. --shigzeo*

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05-14-2012, 17:53	#2
mutescream Voice in Your Head Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 176	I toyed around with a similar idea... And then I thought about battery life.

05-15-2012, 19:33	#4
moleowner Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Wellington New Zealand Posts: 90	Thanks for the info everyone.Battery life doesn't worry me as I'm more into transportable music than portable. What I was hoping for was the equivalent of what is on my s9 to be on a computer,eqs bbe, etc. I have ordered one of nwavguy's dac.s to go with his amp and hope to plug into a netbook for audio nivarna.

05-17-2012, 02:50	#6
moleowner Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Wellington New Zealand Posts: 90	Well if it's got the same as my S9, the 5 band eq, BBE+ then I'm happy. I might give it a go .Thanks.