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What type of video file can Hoster read? some of my mp4 file it reads and some it doesnt what could be the Prob???

There are multiple formats for MP4. So the some that won't play may be a format that you do not have the codec for.
If you didn't have at least some of the codecs installed then none of the formats would play. In otherwords Hoster depends on istalled codecs for any video or audio file to play. Windows Media Player has some installed but not all.
Do a search for K-Lite codecs package. It is free and has most of the codecs included.

On audio files, is there anything in the works to allow you to choose more than 1 item at a time. It gets to be frustrating flipping back and forth between programs to play songs other than karaoke. thanks

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Originally Posted by nfountai (Post 103703)

You lost me there. :e You are going to have give me an example scenario of what you are asking?
You do know you can import your audio files into Hoster and not have to add them via the Audio button on the main screen? Then in search you can select multiple files to add to the playlist. Is this what you are asking?

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Originally Posted by nfountai (Post 103703)

Which version of Hoster are you using ?
With the latest version you use BA (Background Audio Folder) to store a list of songs for playing selectively or automatically between karaoke songs.

If you import some mp3 files into Hoster they then become searchable in Hoster via the audio only tab and you can select multiple songs to load into the playlist.
If you are loading songs from the audio button into the playlist then you can only load one at a time.

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Originally Posted by Roy Dennis (Post 103734)

I think he means when you hit the audio button and your list of songs (could be 1000's) show up in whatever folder you have them in; that from there you can only bring one asong t a time into the playlist, then you have to do all the steps all over again to get another audio song in. I never liked doing that either, and tended to keep my DJ program in the background for that use. However, I also use my DJ program for other uses too, such as videos and video-mixing, slide shows along with videos (at the same time), special sound and visual effects, etc., etc.