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I have been using one of these for about 8 years and like it. Don't really like the program that I have been using which is why I'm looking at VDJ.
There is a lot of room for additional memory/drives and cooling fans if needed. It's heavier than a laptop but I don't mind, it's still very portable. Will use laptop for back up.
Just looking for honest opinions to consider before buying VDJ and installing.
Thanks.
I have been using one of these for about 8 years and like it. Don't really like the program that I have been using which is why I'm looking at VDJ.
There is a lot of room for additional memory/drives and cooling fans if needed. It's heavier than a laptop but I don't mind, it's still very portable. Will use laptop for back up.
Just looking for honest opinions to consider before buying VDJ and installing.
Thanks.
geposted Sun 05 Dec 10 @ 4:58 pm
As long as the components are up to spec then I don't see y you couldnt use it. Granted though, I would prefer an iMac for better portability if I were to use a desktop.
geposted Mon 06 Dec 10 @ 2:29 pm
Thanks. I think I showed the wrong one but your response is what I was looking for. I'll take a look at an iMac. I want to use PC though.
geposted Mon 06 Dec 10 @ 4:34 pm
VDJ is great its the best IMO i haven't used any other program but virtual DJ does pretty much everything i need and is very reliable. Its very stable. Im not sure about your heading but once set up VDJ is unbeatable IMO.
geposted Wed 08 Dec 10 @ 12:16 am