What is the bar jukebox app?

TouchTunes app
Download the TouchTunes app to play the jukebox at over 65,000 bars, restaurants and local hot spots. Enjoy a personalized experience based on your play history and preferences. Quickly queue up songs from a handpicked playlist that you can create in the app or by syncing the music already on your phone.

How do you connect a jukebox to a bar?

Sign into Bar Connect at touchtunes.com using your TouchTunes ID or Facebook login. Press the P2 button on the jukebox remote, creating a dialogue window on the jukebox screen. On the jukebox screen, press “Get Registration Code”. Enter the code that appears on the jukebox into Bar Connect on your phone and hit Submit.

How much does a TouchTunes jukebox cost?

Both the TouchTunes and NSM units cost about $4,000 to implement, although the use agreements vary (see sidebar). inclined, groups such as Magnum Music Group are there to help.

What is the best jukebox app?

15 best music player apps for Android

AIMP.
BlackPlayer EX.
DoubleTwist Music Player.
MediaMonkey.
Musicolet.
Neutron Player.
Oto Music.
Phonograph.

Where can I use a digital jukebox as a DJ?

Our network of digital jukeboxes allows you to control the music experience and be the DJ in over 65,000 bars, restaurants and other social venues across North America.

What was the patent number for Ecast jukeboxes?

Ecast also had a separate patent infringement case against TouchTunes, charging the company with infringement by selling its jukeboxes within the U.S. Ultimately TouchTunes and Ecast agreed to cross-license TouchTunes’ U.S. Patent No. 6,308,204 and Ecast’s U.S. Patent No. 5,341,350, which it licensed from NSM Music Group Limited.

When did the Ecast Jukebox Network shut down?

Ecast, Inc. ceased operations when it closed its Jukebox network on March 1, 2012. The company’s board of directors voted for an immediate shutdown after the company failed to raise enough capital to continue operating. Ecast’s phones and email were turned off shortly after.

What’s the difference between a TouchTunes and a jukebox?

Unlike TouchTunes or eCast, JukeANator is not an “internet jukebox” or a “downloading jukebox”! You, as the owner/operator, select/purchase the music that you and your locations actually want (not what they force on you), and you get to keep the 100% of the revenue (as it has been for a long time with CD and vinyl jukeboxes).