DJ Randy L
Is there any difference between the Virtual DJ and the Numark CUE?
geposted Thu 13 Nov 08 @ 8:55 am
kradcliffe
This question gets asked every day LOL
Company line: same as each other, VDJ sold online, Cue sold in a box.
Users line: VDJ is better as updates are quicker and controllers are supported quicker.
That's about it unless anyone else has anything to add!
Company line: same as each other, VDJ sold online, Cue sold in a box.
Users line: VDJ is better as updates are quicker and controllers are supported quicker.
That's about it unless anyone else has anything to add!
geposted Thu 13 Nov 08 @ 9:51 am
jimmy b
kradcliffe wrote :
Users line: VDJ is better as updates are quicker and controllers are supported quicker.
Users line: VDJ is better as updates are quicker and controllers are supported quicker.
I think VirtualDJ supports more "native" controllers than than Numark Cue does, but the actually program is the same.
geposted Thu 13 Nov 08 @ 9:54 am
sbangs
jimmy b wrote :
I think VirtualDJ supports more "native" controllers than than Numark Cue does, but the actually program is the same.
kradcliffe wrote :
Users line: VDJ is better as updates are quicker and controllers are supported quicker.
Users line: VDJ is better as updates are quicker and controllers are supported quicker.
I think VirtualDJ supports more "native" controllers than than Numark Cue does, but the actually program is the same.
Cue supports all the same controllers.
geposted Thu 13 Nov 08 @ 2:25 pm
sbangs
kradcliffe wrote :
Users line: VDJ is better as updates are quicker and controllers are supported quicker.
Users line: VDJ is better as updates are quicker and controllers are supported quicker.
This is true , it takes longer because numark check updates a lot longer to remove any issues which appear so they can be removed.
VDJ may have more smaller updates as the issues in the earlier releases are identified and resolved.
At the end of the day they are the same great product delivered through different channels.
geposted Thu 13 Nov 08 @ 2:31 pm
DJ Randy L
OK! One problem I have experienced with programs downloaded is after a computer crash, I couldn't get the program back! Having a "hard CD-ROM" makes it easy to reload the program. Maybe burning the downloaded .exe file onto a CD-R would be the same?
geposted Thu 13 Nov 08 @ 2:53 pm
jimmy b
DJ Randy L wrote :
OK! One problem I have experienced with programs downloaded is after a computer crash, I couldn't get the program back! Having a "hard CD-ROM" makes it easy to reload the program. Maybe burning the downloaded .exe file onto a CD-R would be the same?
That is what I do, well sort of. I download the setup file, and save it in a special folder on a USB memory stick. That way if my laptop goes for a shit I can install VirtualDJ of the stick, I've been doing this since VirtualDJ 5rev6.
geposted Thu 13 Nov 08 @ 6:16 pm
Tear Em 'Up
jimmy b wrote :
my laptop goes for a shit
Jimmy, that might not be a laptop your sticking that in..if it can run to the bathroom......
geposted Thu 13 Nov 08 @ 6:18 pm
jimmy b
TearEmUp wrote :
Jimmy, that might not be a laptop your sticking that in..if it can run to the bathroom......
jimmy b wrote :
my laptop goes for a shit
Jimmy, that might not be a laptop your sticking that in..if it can run to the bathroom......
LMAO!!!!
geposted Thu 13 Nov 08 @ 6:26 pm
drzinc
VDJ install exe and my skins. plugins and my serial # (in my wallet) travel with me on a usb drive. This drive also has my drivers for my RMX.
geposted Fri 14 Nov 08 @ 12:33 am
djranes
drzinc wrote :
VDJ install exe and my skins. plugins and my serial # (in my wallet) travel with me on a usb drive. This drive also has my drivers for my RMX.
I have all those things also in my handset + the manual...it goes wherever i go!
geposted Fri 14 Nov 08 @ 1:25 am