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<blockquote data-quote="locka" data-source="post: 272109" data-attributes="member: 68580">Thanks Guys for you input, I will look into all of them.&nbsp; So be sides all my art work jpg needing be renamed something I'm not keen on, do they need to get moved to a folder under media portal, which I'm also not keen on as this only means another set of duplicate images.PC_Pal68Before I start I'm not here to shout how crap media portal is far from it's a great product, just that for some of the music things I do it's best left to a designated product.&nbsp; The program I currently use is well laid out and allows me to search easily for tracks,&nbsp; switch between purely a cover view and album view.&nbsp; It&nbsp; allows me to set the system up to a kiosk mode which locks the machine, I use this all the time for party's it allows people to search and queue music with ease with out them being able to do anything else with the PC and you don't need a computer degree to be taught how to use it;&nbsp; It also allows me stop people from being able play the same tune off repeatedly .&nbsp; Updates my collection of over 11,000 songs and counting in around 9 minutes via my network. The product is designed primarily as jukebox system which can be installed into pubs and clubs so it supports lots of features I don't use.&nbsp; It's not perfict but it's the best I have found!PS I have looked at a few.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="locka, post: 272109, member: 68580"] Thanks Guys for you input, I will look into all of them. So be sides all my art work jpg needing be renamed something I'm not keen on, do they need to get moved to a folder under media portal, which I'm also not keen on as this only means another set of duplicate images. PC_Pal68 Before I start I'm not here to shout how crap media portal is far from it's a great product, just that for some of the music things I do it's best left to a designated product. The program I currently use is well laid out and allows me to search easily for tracks, switch between purely a cover view and album view. It allows me to set the system up to a kiosk mode which locks the machine, I use this all the time for party's it allows people to search and queue music with ease with out them being able to do anything else with the PC and you don't need a computer degree to be taught how to use it; It also allows me stop people from being able play the same tune off repeatedly . Updates my collection of over 11,000 songs and counting in around 9 minutes via my network. The product is designed primarily as jukebox system which can be installed into pubs and clubs so it supports lots of features I don't use. It's not perfict but it's the best I have found! PS I have looked at a few. [/QUOTE]

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