Jampal 1.13

Jampal is a free mp3 Library and Jukebox program.
Main features:
- Jampal stores a music library of over 12000 songs with ease.
- You can sort, organize and categorize your tracks.
- It is very fast. You can sort 12000 tracks in under a second.
- You can update hundreds of track tags in one operation in a few seconds.
- Jampal libraries can be easily customized so that you can organize your music any way you want to.
- You can create your own frames within the ID3v2 standard to categorize your songs which ever way you want.
- The library can be imported into a spreadsheet or text editor program.
- Musicmatch Jukebox libraries can be converted to Jampal and vice versa.
- Most ID3v2 fields are supported, including all text fields and any number of attached pictures.
- Reference information from the ID3v2 standard is included to help understand the purpose and usage of each frame.
- Synthesized voice announcements of song titles (on Microsoft Windows only).
Enhancements:
Java versions 5 and 6
Minor changes (see below) have been made to ensure teh program runs well
with the latest versions of Java.
Cell Selection Display
With the Java version 5 and 6 default table behaviour, it is very
difficult to see which is the current selected cell. A very thin gray
border is painted on a blue background. To make it possible to see the
currently selected cell, Jampal now paints the selected cell in
"unselected" colors. This makes it easier to see where you are before
using "Edit Cell".
Automatic Cell Editing
Added the "Automatic Cell Editing" checkbox and menu item.
Bug with sorting and moving columns
If you moved some columns to new positions then sorted on columns, in
some cases the sort indicator was not removed when the sort no longer
applied.
Sound Distortion
Java versions 5 and 6 use a different default volume setting. The sound
from Jampal would be distorted unless you adjusted the "audio gain" in
the customization page. With this version the audio gain will default to
0 if you are running java 5 or 6.