jMediaCat / News: Recent posts

After over a year, jMediaCat has been updated with various bugfixes and new features. jMediaCat's code has been refactored/cleaned up even more, and now requires at least Java 1.5 to compile and run. jMediaCat also now fully supports Mac OS X, and will play media files in QuickTime Player. Navigating the results list with the keyboard now works much more smoothly.

For details and other information, please see the jMediaCat changelog at http://jmediacat.sourceforge.net/changelog.txt.

jMediaCat 2.2 has vastly cleaned up code, and fixes a Linux bug that was preventing the 'custom command' dialog from showing up when the program is first run.

jMediaCat 2.1 has the ability to turn off update checking (for faster program startup.)

jMediaCat 2.0 is the most drastically changed version of the program since its first release. jMediaCat now includes find-as-you type capabilities, auto scanning for new music on program startup, version update checking, a graphical folder selection interface, and other improvements--as usual, see the changelog for details.

This is the most significant release since jMediaCat 1.3. A whole lot of cosmetic and internal bugs have been fixed, and the code has been reoptimized (see the jMediaCat changelog for details.) Enjoy!

jMediaCat 1.0 Beta 1 was released today--enjoy! Please note that you will need JRE 1.5.0 or later to run jMediaCat. Also note that there are a few minor cosmetic problems with the user interface that should be corrected in the next release.