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That was about 98. I dont remember when I started Cavs It was right after the smaller cd,s came out but soon I was ripping them with Cavs. Tyronosoft did not have encoders or decoders if I remember right. Cavs did.

I think she doesn't know what the CAVS Jukebox or JB-99 is. kameragurl, it's a physical player that would allow you to put the disc in, and rip to a hard drive on the player itself. Then you just pressed in a five digit sequence of numbers for each track.

The JB-99 had a lot of sequence errors, for there was a lot of highlighting drag. Many of today's dvd players that play karaoke cdgs do the same thing when trying to play a song... they have trouble with keeping the words highlighted in comparison with playing on a cd+g machine that's MADE for that stuff. I've even heard of the same problems with the updated machine the JB-199 too!

That was the original point behind my post on the cost of the players. There's some acesonic machines that are okay, but I just don't trust the cd+g players if you ever had to replace the trusted triple tray, or even the old Pioneer twin tray machines.

We didn't replace, we repaired. Don't trust anything out there right now, as you say.