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Here comes the new uploader. Good news for those you have large libraries of files. There’s no more browsing through hundreds of folders. Simply choose the root folder and all your mp3/ogg/m4a files will be selected automatically. Don’t worry about uploading duplicates. The system is smart enough to detect those. The new uploader is a java applet. That means you won’t have to download and install anything. Enjoy and let us know if you spot any problems.

Here comes the new uploader.


Good news for those you have large libraries of files. There’s no more browsing through hundreds of folders. Simply choose the root folder and all your mp3/ogg/m4a files will be selected automatically. Don’t worry about uploading duplicates. The system is smart enough to detect those.

The new uploader is a java applet. That means you won’t have to download and install anything.

Enjoy and let us know if you spot any problems.




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Moozone Android App Update Enjoy our new Moozone Android App Updates (Moozone 1.92 & Moozone Pro 2.62): Improved streaming engine Now you can “unheart” hearted tracks (by clicking on the heart button in the player again) Random play button for playlists (instead of a shuffle) A number of bug fixes

Moozone Android App Update



Enjoy our new Moozone Android App Updates (Moozone 1.92 & Moozone Pro 2.62):
  • Improved streaming engine
  • Now you can “unheart” hearted tracks (by clicking on the heart button in the player again)
  • Random play button for playlists (instead of a shuffle)
  • A number of bug fixes




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Delete Feature for Moozone Pro. We receive a lot of feedback from you and we try to do our best to implement requested features as soon as possible. For those who is using our Android Moozone Pro application, from now on you will be able to remove your tracks and albums straight from your phones. There’s no need to go to our web site for that. Enjoy!

Delete Feature for Moozone Pro.



We receive a lot of feedback from you and we try to do our best to implement requested features as soon as possible. For those who is using our Android Moozone Pro application, from now on you will be able to remove your tracks and albums straight from your phones. There’s no need to go to our web site for that. Enjoy!




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M4A is now supported Mp3 might be the most popular format at the moment, but we’re well aware that there’re many users using other formats, like OGG and M4A. Just about a month ago we announced support for OGG format. Now it’s turn for M4A. Upload away, dear Moozoners!

M4A is now supported



Mp3 might be the most popular format at the moment, but we’re well aware that there’re many users using other formats, like OGG and M4A. Just about a month ago we announced support for OGG format. Now it’s turn for M4A.

Upload away, dear Moozoners!




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Special Offer: Buy a track and get 100MB of storage with it. There’s no limit. Simply buy any number of tracks you want and get 100MB of storage multiplied by this number. Choose from over 6 million tracks.

Special Offer: Buy a track and get 100MB of storage with it.


There’s no limit. Simply buy any number of tracks you want and get 100MB of storage multiplied by this number. Choose from over 6 million tracks.




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New home page Check out our new home page. Let us know what you think. Zoom

New home page

Check out our new home page. Let us know what you think.




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If You Prefer High Quality Music Who doesn’t? Well, I think most of the people actually don’t. Otherwise there wouldn’t be FM radio, Pandora, Last.fm. We’re an iPod generation, that consumes music with cheap headphones or speakers. But there’re still many of those who DO care. Who want to hear a song the way it was meant by artists and sound engineers. Those for whom mp3/128kbps won’t cut it. What should these people do? What is the best way to store and enjoy their high quality music collection? First of all, what would be the best choice of audio format? Is it mp3/320kbps? Well, I must say mp3 at 320 gives you a pretty decent quality. You can find numerous tests on the Internet that show that it requires a very good stereo system and a pair of ears to actually tell the difference between a CD and an mp3 file encoded with 320kpbs. But it’s possible and I’m sure there’re plenty of those who tried that. Can I get something better than an mp3/320 and still keep the file size small? The answer is yes. You can always turn to an OGG Vorbis, which gives you up to 500kpbs. I believe at this rate even the most demanding ear can be satisfied. The next question is can you stream OGG Vorbis? And the answer is again yes. Most of digital locker servers out there will convert OGG files into an mp3 file for streaming. However Moozone.com supports true streaming of OGG Vorbis files, where the actual OGG file will get streamed to your computer or an Android app. I, myself, have ripped all my old CDs to OGG/500 and uploaded them to Moozone.com. 3G networks are fast enough to handle 500kbps without any problems. Tony

If You Prefer High Quality Music



Who doesn’t?

Well, I think most of the people actually don’t. Otherwise there wouldn’t be FM radio, Pandora, Last.fm. We’re an iPod generation, that consumes music with cheap headphones or speakers.

But there’re still many of those who DO care. Who want to hear a song the way it was meant by artists and sound engineers. Those for whom mp3/128kbps won’t cut it.

What should these people do? What is the best way to store and enjoy their high quality music collection?

First of all, what would be the best choice of audio format? Is it mp3/320kbps? Well, I must say mp3 at 320 gives you a pretty decent quality. You can find numerous tests on the Internet that show that it requires a very good stereo system and a pair of ears to actually tell the difference between a CD and an mp3 file encoded with 320kpbs. But it’s possible and I’m sure there’re plenty of those who tried that.

Can I get something better than an mp3/320 and still keep the file size small? The answer is yes. You can always turn to an OGG Vorbis, which gives you up to 500kpbs. I believe at this rate even the most demanding ear can be satisfied.

The next question is can you stream OGG Vorbis? And the answer is again yes. Most of digital locker servers out there will convert OGG files into an mp3 file for streaming. However Moozone.com supports true streaming of OGG Vorbis files, where the actual OGG file will get streamed to your computer or an Android app.

I, myself, have ripped all my old CDs to OGG/500 and uploaded them to Moozone.com. 3G networks are fast enough to handle 500kbps without any problems.

Tony




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