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Joe,
When someone's tags are completely messed up and needs time to fix, that is a person's problem, NOT a computer problem.
It's kinda of like using CDG's and then putting them back in any open slot and not worrying about putting them back in the right place. Would it make sense to then blame CDG's because it's so hard to find the right one?
Like ANYTHING, when it's done right, it may take a little more time in the beginning, but the results are worth it. I moved to computers a while back. I made a lot of mistakes with tagging early on. Because of learning from that, I had NO problems at all with tagging karaoke files and tagging with files for my Denon 2500. A lot of people had trouble when tagging with the Denon. Am I more computer savvy than them? No, I just learned the benefits of tagging properly years ago. Today, no time, thought or effort is given to tagging files.
Some of the other "issues" you see are also because with computers you have A LOT more options and flexibility. There are additional software programs people have tried to improve their show, trying sound cards to offer some options.
If CDG players had the options of adding sound cards, changing display options, and different outputs, you can bet some KJ's would be tinkering with those too. But some like myself do very very little tinkering with the computers. While there are probably other things it can do, I pretty much stick to the basics, thus, VERY little time fixing and tweaking things.
I think the mistake is thinking that any time someone uses a computer, there are tons and tons of hours on a regular basis just to use the basics, which is completely incorrect.
When someone's tags are completely messed up and needs time to fix, that is a person's problem, NOT a computer problem.
It's kinda of like using CDG's and then putting them back in any open slot and not worrying about putting them back in the right place. Would it make sense to then blame CDG's because it's so hard to find the right one?
Like ANYTHING, when it's done right, it may take a little more time in the beginning, but the results are worth it. I moved to computers a while back. I made a lot of mistakes with tagging early on. Because of learning from that, I had NO problems at all with tagging karaoke files and tagging with files for my Denon 2500. A lot of people had trouble when tagging with the Denon. Am I more computer savvy than them? No, I just learned the benefits of tagging properly years ago. Today, no time, thought or effort is given to tagging files.
Some of the other "issues" you see are also because with computers you have A LOT more options and flexibility. There are additional software programs people have tried to improve their show, trying sound cards to offer some options.
If CDG players had the options of adding sound cards, changing display options, and different outputs, you can bet some KJ's would be tinkering with those too. But some like myself do very very little tinkering with the computers. While there are probably other things it can do, I pretty much stick to the basics, thus, VERY little time fixing and tweaking things.
I think the mistake is thinking that any time someone uses a computer, there are tons and tons of hours on a regular basis just to use the basics, which is completely incorrect.
