I am currently trying to set my show up to run completely from Hoster. I have been doing shows for a long time and have a few different formats that I use (CD+G, CAVS, MP3+G and yes Laser Disc).

I have figured out how to import the CD+G and the MP3+G songs but not the Laser Disc stuff and CAVS songs. I purchased the file converter from CAVS but am having trouble importing them into Hoster. Does anyone have experience converting CAVS songs and adding them to your library?

I'm pretty sure that I am going to bag the Laser Discs but if anyone knows of a fairly easy way to convert them I would love to hear it. I am currently trying to set my show up to run completely from Hoster. I have been doing shows for a long time and have a few different formats that I use (CD+G, CAVS, MP3+G and yes Laser Disc). I have figured out how to import the CD+G and the MP3+G songs but not the Laser Disc stuff and CAVS songs. I purchased the file converter from CAVS but am having trouble importing them into Hoster. Does anyone have experience converting CAVS songs and adding them to your library? I'm pretty sure that I am going to bag the Laser Discs but if anyone knows of a fairly easy way to convert them I would love to hear it.

Doliverson1 The cavs converter, converts them to mp3g. You should be able to just import that way after conversion. As for laser disks, you'll need a TV card (internal or external) for your computer and connect your laser player to the card/computer and record each track that way. You won't be able to import them into the database yet but you can select them from the video tab at the top of the playlist screen. How can i hookup my cavs player to my laptop.

Is there an adapter for the laptop Which cavs player do you have? Did you buy it with music already on it? If you have the JB-99 and you bought the music already on the player, you are out of luck.

You have three items in the registration. Owner Trans Serial In the Karaoke Player, click 'help', 'register', you should have the same three items. Cut and Paste the items from your email or type them in. The CaSe of letters matter. In the trans number, L and 1 will look alike as will o and 0 'zero', so you may have to try both.

If the music was added later you have 2 options. You can remove the hard drive and install it in a desktop machine as slave on the primary channel.

Boot into DR DOS, run CAVS utilities and recover your music. Kashful Asrar By Khomeini Pdf To Excel. You can get the special serial to printer cable they sell, hook it up to a computer that (A) is old enough to have a serial bi-directional printer port. (B) will not choke on the software. (C) has enough hard drive space left on the C: drive to copy all the music over. After all this you don't make any mistakes and erase the JB-99 hard drive. But why go to all this trouble.

If you put the music on there yourself you probably wouldn't be asking this question. Why not determine which songs are REALLY played from the thousands you think you need, and purchase those seprately. Sell the CAVS unit to one of your customers to play with at home. It would make a great set up for a home machine, just not that great for the pro. I gave mine to my mother-in-law and now I'm her favorite. Have a friend who owned the JB-99 and gave up the ghost, couldn't blame him. It is definitely awkward to use for shows.

He went with the CAV's software and wrote code so he could use wireless laptops for signup. The signup part works well, would be a neat feature for Hoster. Have one or two laptops via wifi provide the host machine with a signup list.

He also came up with a way to prevent multiple signups by one person. The CAV's DVD players like the later model of the 203 and some others have USB and hard drive storage. CAV's loaded some of the Hard disks with CAV's SCDG music. Its ok for home use, but not for Karaoke shows. I realize that this thread is old an maybe outdated.

I recently purchased some Super CDG that I want to convert to MP3G or Bin to use in Hoster. I read out here that CDGfix is the way to go. I downloaded the Demo and if I try to play or read the Super CDG or any CDG it does not recognize it from this software.

I may be doing something wrong or maybe I downloaded the wrong software in any case I don't want to purchase the software unless I know it's going to work. Can anybody tell me what I'm doing wrong. __________________ KOD Primary System: HP Envy, Intel Core i7 6500u Quad Core, @ 2.50 GHz, 64 Bit, Intel HD Graphics 520, Intel 6th Generation Core Processor, 16gb RAM, 1TB HD, Win10, With Touch Screen, Realtek High Definition Audio, Hoster 5.41.05 Release (Norton) Breakaway Audio Secondary System: HP Pavilion dv7-4287cl, i5, @2.67GHz, 2 Cores, 4 Logical Processors, 8GB RAM, 750GB HD, Win 7, 64-bit, Audio IDT High Definition Audio CODEC, HD 6550 Graphics with 1024MB DDR3 with up to 4083MB total graphics memory, Hoster 5.41. 11c1 1040 Xp Driver. 04 Release (Norton) Breakaway Audio.