DJ VinylTouch
I'm not actually sure why this is still going.
And the final thing probably to say is, VirtualDJ is not a music player like iTunes, etc (not sure why so many people are saying that or saying they use it like that), it's professional DJ software. If you want a music player, there are many of them out there that can be used for the task.
- The fact is: The EULA is what you agreed to - paying by itself doesn't guarantee anything in terms of the service.
This is true for all services/software you use - just because you paid for the service/software, doesn't mean you own it/can do anything you want with it. If you use it for anything outside of the EULA, you broke the contract, and Atomix/Any other servce/software provider are within their right to stop you from using the software in the incorrect manner.
Relative operating requirements for different type of services/software offerings isn't really relevant to the discussion, as that could involve contracts/costs that we have no part to play in. - Readingeading and understanding the EULA is required. Then, if they proveably broke by the move, I have no argument against a valid prove of violation. Simply just paying, isn't a proof of violation of anything.
And the final thing probably to say is, VirtualDJ is not a music player like iTunes, etc (not sure why so many people are saying that or saying they use it like that), it's professional DJ software. If you want a music player, there are many of them out there that can be used for the task.
Posted yesterday @ 5:57 pm