iStar Karaoke lets users do professional karaoke

Script Software today announced the release of iStar Karaoke, "the first" karaoke player for the Mac. iStar rips and plays CD+G via a compatible drive. CD+G format discs are used for professional karaoke. iStar also handles .kar and midi files, which can be found for free on the Web. The interface is designed to be simple, and allows users to choose from three different sizes for Karaoke text. iStar allows users to create playlists and organize music logically. It acts as "your iPod for Karaoke." Compatible drives include the PX-71 series (6UF, 6SA, 2UF, 2SA) form Plextor. iStar Karaoke costs $50.

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jbignell

Broadcasting Karaoke

04/04, 8:42pm, EDT

I would like to have all my Karaoke file on one computer and stream it to another computer in the house much like iTunes does. That would be handy!

This is a great program.

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detrichwong

iCrap is more like it...

10/20, 7:13pm, EDT

This program is horribly documented, buggy, and is not easy to figure out how to use. Does it require professional grade karaoke discs? If so, that's utterly lame... Why won't apple just put the command k feature of SoundJam back into iTunes and make life easier for everyone. Good Grief.

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