The Yahoo Music Player, sorry, Yahoo Music Jukebox, just hit it's second release. There are still some really bad usability bugs in there. Use of the term Jukebox is all that is left of "Music Match Jukebox". Sad, it was a good app.
And yikes, I have just paid for my second year of service, and they want $20 for the plus version of the program.
When I was working at Yahoo,the Music guys were known as being a bit arrogant. But what good is arrogance when you can't get something as freaking simple a device syncing working!
I removed a song from my playlist, when I sync'd the playlist to my player, the song was still there. That is just plain lazy. They should freaking call it pushing, not syncing if they don't remove songs not referenced in list of songs that should be on the player.
Also if a song you are syncing can't be found, or if the license has expired for that sone, you get a modal dialog. So if you trace this down, you need to either write down the songs on paper, or do a screen capture. You receive no clue as to whether or not the song is in a playlist. Wait let go back, MODAL DIALOG. This means you must dismiss the diallog before you can fix the issues it presents. Man, never take the brown acid.

You can't find the songs by searching the playlist. That isn't allowable. You have to look at each playlist and scan the songs. Because you can't sort the songs in a playlist.
And a bug they promised me they would fix in this release. When you delete a song from "your music" and the computer, it is left in the playlist. Also the song is not on the player. So of course when you sync that playlist, you get the dialog.
When you delete a song, it will reread the whole device again.
And yikes, I have just paid for my second year of service, and they want $20 for the plus version of the program.
When I was working at Yahoo,the Music guys were known as being a bit arrogant. But what good is arrogance when you can't get something as freaking simple a device syncing working!
I removed a song from my playlist, when I sync'd the playlist to my player, the song was still there. That is just plain lazy. They should freaking call it pushing, not syncing if they don't remove songs not referenced in list of songs that should be on the player.
Also if a song you are syncing can't be found, or if the license has expired for that sone, you get a modal dialog. So if you trace this down, you need to either write down the songs on paper, or do a screen capture. You receive no clue as to whether or not the song is in a playlist. Wait let go back, MODAL DIALOG. This means you must dismiss the diallog before you can fix the issues it presents. Man, never take the brown acid.

You can't find the songs by searching the playlist. That isn't allowable. You have to look at each playlist and scan the songs. Because you can't sort the songs in a playlist.
And a bug they promised me they would fix in this release. When you delete a song from "your music" and the computer, it is left in the playlist. Also the song is not on the player. So of course when you sync that playlist, you get the dialog.
When you delete a song, it will reread the whole device again.





