New Feature: Add all tracks to playlist
Posted March 6th, 2010 by David

Since launching our service we’ve received tons of wonderful feature requests, many of which we have implemented in our software and website. It is both exciting and rewarding to view the feedback of our devoted users and fans.

In the past, users have often cited the extra amount of time it takes to add each song to their playlist individually, clicking the plus icon for each song.

On our website you will now notice an icon with a plus sign directly below the search button. Clicking this icon will instantly add the tracks in the results pane to your playlist. In situations where you would like to listen to all of the songs in any given set of results, this new shortcut makes adding tracks in bulk much quicker and easier!

Please note that if you are viewing an album with more than one page of results, you must click the add icon on each page of results you wish to include in your playlist.

We cannot express how much we value the ideas and opinions of our community, and we welcome you to give us your feedback as well! Click here to post a topic in our feedback forum.

I look forward to hearing from you soon!

David




 YouTube Crossfading with MuziicMix
Posted March 1st, 2010 by David

With the launch of Muziic Web Player and our Facebook app we introduced a very exciting new feature called “MuziicMix”.

MuziicMix is the world’s first component designed to blend the beginning and end of Flash audio and video, creating a very cool effect similar to that of a nonstop club-style or radio playback environment.

Not only does MuziicMix sound cool, it also eliminates the additional amount of “dead-air” time neccessary to buffer the beginning of a track.

Many dance music compilations and albums (”live” albums in particular) were created with the intent for listeners to play through the entire tracklisting without interruption. Until MuziicMix, users streaming this sort of material would often experience anywhere from one to ten seconds of silence between tracks while the content loaded.

You will also notice a visual fade in the video window, transitioning into your next video.

You may adjust the amount of song overlap (in seconds) by clicking the arrows on either side of the MuziicMix control box.




 Introducing Muziic for Facebook
Posted December 26th, 2009 by David

We are very excited to release Muziic for Facebook, the all-in-one social music application for Facebook users. Muziic for Facebook allows you to quickly and easily share with friends all of your favorite songs, radio stations and albums! You can even create and share up to 25 playlists.

Add a Muziic tab to your Facebook profile allowing your friends to browse your playlists, recent playback, top radio stations, artists, songs and more!

Never before has listening to and sharing your favorite music been so much fun!

Get Muziic for Facebook Now!




 YouTube Celebrates 1 Billion Views - Per Day!
Posted October 9th, 2009 by David

Users logging onto the YouTube website today will notice a nifty badge with accompanying text celebrating 1 billion video views per day. That’s 1,000,000,000 (yes, nine zeroes!) videos watched every single day! While ComScore reports indicated the service had surpassed the 1 billion mark several months ago, this is the first official indication of such data.

Instead of analyzing the impact of these metrics from an industry standpoint, here are a few YouTube video view fun facts:

  • To reach 1 billion YouTube video views per day, every person in the United States would have to have viewed 3 YouTube videos that day.
  • Approximately one in every seven people worldwide would have to view at least 1 YouTube video every day.
  • At 7 megabytes per video, more than 7,000 terabytes of video would be transferred each day (that’s 7 million gigabytes!)
  • More than 10 hours of video is uploaded to YouTube each minute. That’s 14,400 hours of original content per day! If stored on film, the daily amount of content uploaded to YouTube would reach the moon and back - 308 times.



 Run Muziic on-the-go with Spoon
Posted September 29th, 2009 by David

Now you can run Muziic Player version 2.0 virtually anywhere with Spoon Surface from Code Systems, creators of the Xenocode® virtualization engine.

Spoon is a lightweight, 2.3mb plugin that works with most major web browsers on Windows. Installation is quick and easy.

Once installed, users may begin running Muziic directly inside of their browser window. Go ahead, try it out! http://spoon.muziic.com

On those occasions when you’re unable to install software applications, Spoon makes the usage of Muziic more convenient - whether you’re at the local library, at school or… dare I say it… at work!






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