JRiver Media Center

JRiver Media Center is one of the most comprehensive and seamless applications available for managing and playing your media. Its scope includes almost all formats of audio, video, and images. Media Center can also record television and manage documents. And if you're looking for the best audio player or the best video player, you've found it. You can configure Media Center to focus solely on your needs.

Media Center plays:

• Connected media from Last.fm, Netflix, Hulu, and YouTube. And it sends to Flickr, Facebook, and Twitter.
• From more cell phones, MP3 players, DLNA, and other devices than any other player.
• And it powers the Home Theater PC that will entertain your family. MC can even play audio and video in different zones.
• And, MC can record TV in high definition, providing an alternative to cable TV. It has a Theater View interface, controllable by a Media Center Remote, an iPad, iPhone, Android, a Windows netbook or Touchscreen. MC is a DirectShow player, so it can play almost anything.

All features of the trial are available for free for 30 days. Licenses can be bought for your specific platform, or for cross-platform. Information can be found here.

Changed

• Made the "Rename, Move, & Copy Files" tool no longer available when connected to a server (because the results were confusing anyway).
• Library Server Sync is more robust against sync errors when the Library Server is restarted.
• Enabled DoP bitstreaming for DSD256.
• Playlist deletions get properly synced from and to Library Server clients.
• Made a change to the tagging window to prevent editing tags when no files are selected.

Fixed

• Fixed potential hangs/crashes and memory leaks in networking code.
• External web pages were not showing because of new defaults for Webview in Xcode 7.
• Rename, Move, & Copy dialog wasn't working in "find and replace" mode for renaming files coming from a Windows sytem (e.g. replace "C:Music" with "/Music/")
• In the Rename, Move, & Copy dialog you couldn't expand the column widths enough to see the whole filename.
• Some popup tool windows save their position and size if the user has adjusted them, this was not happening on Mac.
• DSP Studio was blinking with VST effects installed (the fix is wider and might also make drawing in general more efficient).
• Logging could crash MC under some circumstances.
• In Rename, Move & Copy dialog, columns couldn't be resized to show the entire filenames if they were very long.
• The multi-match CD dialog didn't scale nicely for high DPI.
• The CD information could change as a track was ripping.
• MCWS would send an unexpected server error response after the normal response when receiving HTTP POST requests with Keep-Alive.
• When resampling, the source format listed in DSP Studio wouldn't get updated properly when switching tracks.